Welcome to the Movement Labs Implementation Examples repository! This repository contains various DApp implementations on the Movement Suzuka test network. These examples are designed to serve as guides, as well as starter kits or templates for building DApps on the Movement Suzuka test network.
This repository aims to provide developers with practical examples and templates to help them get started with building on the Movement Suzuka test network. Whether you're new to the Movement ecosystem or an experienced developer, these examples will guide you through the implementation of various DApps, showcasing the capabilities of the network.
To get started with these examples, follow these steps:
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Clone the Repository and open a dApp:
git clone https://github.com/MovementLabs/DApp-Examples.git
Navigate to the dapp example you are interested in
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Install Dependencies: Each example and starter kit may have its own dependencies. Navigate to the specific example directory and install the required packages using the package manager of your choice (e.g., npm, yarn). Check the readme of the dApp you're interested in just in case there are any additional steps.
cd example-directory npm install
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Run the Example: Follow the instructions in the example's README file to run the DApp.
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Explore and Modify: Feel free to explore the code, modify it, and use it as a base for your own DApp development.
For more information on building on and connecting to the Movement Suzuka test network, please refer to our official documentation:
We welcome contributions to this repository! If you have an example DApp or starter kit that you'd like to share with the community, please open a pull request. Make sure to include a README file with clear instructions on how to use your example.