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Uniswap Frontend
This an an open source interface for Uniswap - a protocol for decentralized exchange of Ethereum tokens.
- Website: uniswap.org
- Docs: uniswap.org/docs/
- Twitter: @UniswapProtocol
- Reddit: /r/Uniswap
- Email: contact@uniswap.org
- Discord: Uniswap
- Whitepaper: Link
Run Uniswap Locally
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Download and unzip the
build.zipfile from the latest release in the Releases tab. -
Serve the
build/folder locally, and access the application via a browser.
For more information on running a local server see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Learn/Common_questions/set_up_a_local_testing_server. This simple approach has one downside: refreshing the page will give a 404 because of how React handles client-side routing. To fix this issue, consider running serve -s courtesy of the serve package.
Develop Uniswap Locally
Install Dependencies
yarn
Configure Environment
Rename .env.local.example to .env.local and fill in the appropriate variables.
Run
yarn start
To run on a testnet, make a copy of .env.local.example named .env.local, change REACT_APP_NETWORK_ID to "{yourNetworkId}", and change REACT_APP_NETWORK_URL to e.g. "https://{yourNetwork}.infura.io/v3/{yourKey}".
If deploying with Github Pages, be aware that there's some tricky client-side routing behavior with create-react-app.
Contributions
Please open all pull requests against the beta branch. CI checks will run against all PRs. To ensure that your changes will pass, run yarn check:all before pushing. If this command fails, you can try to automatically fix problems with yarn fix:all, or do it manually.