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moul opened this issue May 15, 2025 · 1 comment
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META Create a reference Gno project setup #1

moul opened this issue May 15, 2025 · 1 comment

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moul commented May 15, 2025

This new repo will serve as a template for starting Gno projects with best practices and proper tooling baked in. It should help contributors or teams quickly scaffold a real-world Gno setup.

Initial scope (MVP)

We want this template to:

  • Handle installing Go & Gno dependencies.
  • Run gnodev with a minimal default realm.
  • Run gno test ./... from the Makefile.
  • Run gno lint and validate formatting.
  • Be integrated with a basic CI workflow (e.g. GitHub Actions).
  • Support both p/ and r/ structure.
  • Allow declaring and using external dependencies (outside this repo).

Bonus

We want this repo to feel like a base you’d want to fork or clone when building serious apps. It doesn’t need to showcase app logic — it’s about tooling, layout, and good habits.

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moul commented May 15, 2025

I think that we depend on

To go beyond simple cases, such as having several local packages while at the same time depending on examples/ folder.

cc @n0izn0iz @gfanton what do you think?

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