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Esteroids

The front page of the decentralized web

Table of contents

Introduction

Esteroids is a search engine for the decentralized web. It also includes tools for browsing which dWebsite the decentralized web has to offer. Esteroids is a decentralized website itself, based on ENS and IPNS (New to decentralized web, read this first: Intro to dWebsites).

Web App

This repository contains the source code of the web app that is the basis of esteroids.eth.

Esteroids Web App is a React App. It has client side only, does not rely on any backend, and is meant for users to search the decentralized web in complete privacy.

See live version in esteroids.eth.limo

Site screenshot

Installation

To install all the dependencies run:

yarn

Then you can run the webapp locally with:

yarn start

or build a static version of it with:

yarn build

Versioning

Esteroids App versioning consists of three letters, in the form Vx.y.z, where

  • a change of x is done in case of a new milestone,
  • a change of y is done in case of a new major feature,
  • a change of z is done in case of new small features, patches, or bug fixes.

The first version is V0.1.0 marking the beta version of Esteroids App. The reason we begin from Beta is due to the fact that Esteroids App Alpha had a different code base.

Getting help

If you have questions, concerns, bug reports, etc, please open an issue in this repository's Issue Tracker, send us an email to contact@esteroids.xyz or come to our Discord.

Getting involved

Esteroids is a project from the community by the community, and as such we encourage you to be involved. You can either contact us in email (contact@esteroids.xyz), Twitter or Discord, or simply form the project, add features, and do a PR for us to look at it.


License

The code in this repository is published under MIT license. The content in this repository is published under CC-BY-SA 3.0 license.


Credits and references

Esteroids was created by Tomer Leicht and Eyal Ron.