dAppGov - Decentralized Governance dApp

A lightweight, static front-end for a blockchain governance dApp. This repository currently contains a single-page app (index.html) that can be opened directly in a browser or served via a simple local web server.

Assumption: The repo consists of a static index.html UI. If/when you add JS/CSS/assets, the instructions still apply.

index.html — Main application page.

Quick Start

You have a few options to run this locally.

Option 1 — Open directly in a browser

Double-click index.html or drag-drop it into your browser.
If the page needs a web server (e.g., to access wallet scripts or fetch JSON), use Option 2/3 below.

Option 2 — VS Code Live Server (recommended)

Install the VS Code extension ritwickdey.LiveServer.
Open this folder in VS Code.
Right-click index.html → "Open with Live Server".

Option 3 — Simple local server (PowerShell / Windows)

Using Python (if installed):

python -m http.server 8080
# Then visit http://localhost:8080 in your browser

Using Node.js (if installed):

npx http-server -p 8080
# Or
npx serve . -l 8080

Configuration

If the UI expects network RPC URLs, chain IDs, or contract addresses, add/update them where referenced in your HTML/JS. Common patterns include constants or placeholders like CONTRACT_ADDRESS, RPC_URL, or CHAIN_ID inside script tags.

Deployment

Because this is a static site, you can deploy it easily:

GitHub Pages: push the files to a GitHub repo and enable Pages on the main branch (root).
Netlify / Vercel / Cloudflare Pages: drag-and-drop or connect the repo; no build step required.
Any static web host (S3 + CloudFront, etc.).

Development Tips

Keep all assets (scripts, styles, images) relative so the site works both locally and when deployed.
If you integrate web3/wallets, ensure you handle cases where no provider is available and display a helpful message.
For multi-network support, surface the active chain and provide a way to switch.

Roadmap (suggested)

Add a minimal JS module for wallet connection and contract calls.
Display proposals, allow voting, and show results (if applicable to your contracts).
Extract styles/scripts into separate files for maintainability.
Add environment-based config (e.g., config.js) for addresses/URLs.

Contributing

Fork the repo and create a feature branch.
Make your changes.
Open a Pull Request with a clear description.

License

No license specified yet. Consider adding an open-source license (e.g., MIT) by creating a LICENSE file.

If you want me to wire up a minimal wallet-connect flow or a static server config, tell me your preferred stack and I’ll scaffold it.

ayushedith / dAppGov