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1 gwei sat ~16x over the median tip paid at a ~0.11 gwei base fee, so it set the quoted price rather than backstopping it. Only quiet markets change: above 1 gwei the tip is max(suggestion, p50) either way, leaving congested sends and LiFi swaps untouched.
status-web
Packages for building user interfaces, websites, web applications, dapps, browser extensions, and APIs in the Status ecosystem.
Packages
| Name | Deployments | Builds | Description |
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@status-im/colors |
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Auto-generated color palette based on our design system. |
@status-im/icons |
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Auto-generated icon library based on our design system. |
@status-im/components |
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Component library built with Radix UI, React Aria, Tailwind CSS. |
@status-im/js |
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@status-im/wallet |
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@status-im/eslint-config |
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Shared ESLint configuration for consistent code style across projects. |
Apps
| Name | Deployments | Builds | Description |
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./apps/status.app |
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./apps/get.status.app |
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Download-focused subset of status.app (home, apps, legal, security). | |
./apps/status.network |
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./apps/hub |
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./apps/connector |
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Status Desktop Wallet extended to decentralised applications in your browser. |
./apps/portfolio |
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./apps/wallet |
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Easily view and manage your crypto portfolio in real time — Beta crypto wallet and Web3 portfolio tracker in one. |
./apps/api |
Prerequisites
Required:
Optional:
- Nix 2.32.x
Stack
- Turborepo: Manages our monorepo and speeds up builds
- TypeScript: Adds type safety to our code
- React: Our main library for building UIs
- Radix UI / React Aria: Provides accessible UI primitives
- Tailwind CSS: Used for styling
- Vite: Our build tool and dev server
- Storybook: For developing and showcasing components
- ESLint: Keeps our code consistent and catches potential issues
- Prettier: Formats our code
Getting Started
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/status-im/status-web.git
cd status-web
git submodule update --init --recursive
2. Initialize and update submodules:
git submodule init
git submodule update
[!TIP] If submodule URLs have changed (e.g., after a repo migration), sync them first:
git submodule sync --recursive git submodule update --init --recursive
[!TIP] To update all submodules to the latest commit from their remote:
git submodule update --remote
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(Optional) If using Nix, enter development shell:
nix develop -
Install dependencies:
pnpm install -
Build all packages:
pnpm build -
Run tests:
pnpm test -
Start development mode:
pnpm dev
Contributing
To contribute changes via a pull request:
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Fork the repository on GitHub: open status-im/status-web, click "Fork", and create your fork under your account.
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Clone your fork and add the official repo as
upstream:git clone https://github.com/YOUR_USERNAME/status-web.git cd status-web git remote add upstream https://github.com/status-im/status-web.git git submodule update --init --recursive -
Create a branch, make your changes, then push to your fork:
git checkout -b your-branch-name # make changes, then: git add . git commit -m "your commit message" git push origin your-branch-name -
Open a pull request on GitHub: go to your fork, click "Compare & pull request" for your branch, and open the PR against
status-im/status-web(base:main).
Note
Keep your fork in sync before starting new work:
git fetch upstream git checkout main git merge upstream/main git push origin main
Storybook
To view and interact with the components, you can run Storybook:
pnpm storybook
This will start the Storybook server, allowing you to browse and test components in isolation.
Sponsors
This project is sponsored by Browserstack.