Noun Site

A feature complete customizable template for Nouns Builder DAOs built with

NextJS (base framework)
TailwindCSS (css / theming)
wagmi (writing to contracts)
RainbowKit (wallet connection)
BuilderSDK (reading contract data)

Demo Sites

Step 1: Create your DAO

Head to the Nouns Builder website to deploy your DAO

Step 2. Clone and deploy with Vercel

Click the '▲ Deploy' button below to clone your own version of the template.

You will be prompted to fill a few variables as part of the deployment process.

Required Variables

NEXT_PUBLIC_ALCHEMY_KEY can be found by creating a new project in Alchemy and then grabbing the API KEY from the project dashboard page and clicking the 'Get Key' button.

NEXT_PUBLIC_TOKEN_CONTRACT can be found on your Nouns Builder page

Optional Variables

NEXT_PUBLIC_IPFS_GATEWAY change the default gateway for IPFS content.

NEXT_PUBLIC_TOKEN_NETWORK change the network you want to pull token data from set to 5 for Goerli testnet.

Deploy

Deploy your template using the deploy link below

Local Development

First, install dependencies with yarn

yarn install

Then, run the development server:

yarn dev

Open http://localhost:3000 with your browser to see the result.

Editing site content

You can start editing the markdown templates in /templates to change your sites content and add custom pages. We use frontmatter to parse template configs at the top of each markdown page

templates/:page.md: Create simple custom pages by making new markdown files directly in the templates folder.
- Set the config align to center for center aligned content.
templates/home/description.md: The main description that appears on your site right under the auction hero.
templates/home/faq/:faq-entry.md: Create new markdown files in the faq folder to add new entries to the FAQ section on the homepage.
- Set the title config to change the FAQs title and order to change the entries order within the list.
templates/vote/description.md: The description located at the top of the voting page.

Theming

Customize your site colors, branding, navigation and strings via theme.config.ts

ThemeConfig = {
  styles: {
    colors?: ThemeColors;
    fonts?: ThemeFonts;
    logoHeight?: string;
  };
  strings: {
    currentBid?: string;
    auctionEndsIn?: string;
    placeBid?: string;
    highestBidder?: string;
    connectWallet?: string;
    wrongNetwork?: string;
  };
  brand: {
    logo?: string | null;
    title?: string | null;
  };
  nav: {
    primary: NavigationItem[];
    secondary: NavigationItem[];
  };
}

ThemeColors = {
  fill?: RGBType;
  muted?: RGBType;
  stroke?: RGBType;
  backdrop?: RGBType;
  "text-base"?: RGBType;
  "text-muted"?: RGBType;
  "text-inverted"?: RGBType;
  "text-highlighted"?: RGBType;
  "button-accent"?: RGBType;
  "button-accent-hover"?: RGBType;
  "button-muted"?: RGBType;
  "proposal-success"?: RGBType;
  "proposal-danger"?: RGBType;
  "proposal-muted"?: RGBType;
  "proposal-highlighted"?: RGBType;
}

ThemeFonts = {
  heading?: string;
  body?: string;
}

NavigationItem = {
  label: string;
  href: string;
}

RGBType = `${string}, ${string}, ${string}`

Defualt Themes

Quickly get started with our two default themes lightTheme or darkTheme

import { ThemeConfig } from "types/ThemeConfig";
import { lightTheme } from "theme/default";
import merge from "lodash.merge";

export const theme: ThemeConfig = merge(lightTheme, {
  styles: {
    fonts: {
      heading: "Roboto",
    },
    colors: {
      "text-highlighted": "0, 133, 255",
    },
  },
  nav: {
    primary: [
      { label: "DAO", href: "/vote" },
    ],
  },
} as Partial<ThemeConfig>);

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