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Can you add the And add this: explorerStaticDir = "web/explorer-new/out" |
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Thanks for the feedback. I've made the following changes:
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Getting this @XJuanCarlosXD Curious why you didn't update the branch to use the new explorer in the makefile ## build/canopy-full: build the canopy binary and its wallet and explorer altogether
build/canopy-full: build/wallet build/explorer build/canopyAlso it seems like the branch is behind
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just a minor comment to prepare for merge, also please
- Remove the
explorerfolder of the current explorer as it will no longer be used - Rename the
new-explorerto justexploreras it will become the default explorer
Keep only explorer frontend updates plus server and Makefile integration changes. Made-with: Cursor
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please review the Makefile
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is the .prettierrc still used? as I see conventions there that are not followed throrough this new project, i.e. single quotes for strings when the file has them set as |
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@rem1niscence I removed cmd/rpc/web/explorer/.prettierrc because explorer does not use Prettier (no dependency, no script, no hook), so the file was obsolete. |


🚀 Canopy Explorer v1.0 - First Stable Release
This PR introduces the first stable version of the Canopy blockchain explorer, a complete modern React application built with TypeScript, Vite, and Tailwind CSS. The explorer provides a comprehensive interface for exploring the Canopy network with real-time data integration from the blockchain node (port 50001). Key features include a responsive dashboard with network analytics, block explorer with filtering, transaction history, validator management, token swap interface, and export functionality. All components use real API data with no simulated content, featuring smooth animations, dark theme, and mobile-first responsive design. The application is production-ready with full TypeScript coverage, React Query for efficient data management, and complete error handling.
Closes #139