evmos / burn-auction-dapp

Evmos chain's burn auction dApp
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feat: updating readme #17

Closed sandoche closed 2 months ago

sandoche commented 2 months ago

Readme updated, closes #15

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Walkthrough

The recent updates introduce a new LICENSE_FAQ.md file that clarifies the ENCL-1.0 license's terms, focusing on commercial use, modification, and contribution guidelines. The README.md file has undergone significant restructuring, featuring expanded installation instructions, new sections on careers and disclaimers, and clearer licensing information. Additionally, environment variable configurations have been added in .env and .env.test files to support application functionality.

Changes

Files Change Summary
LICENSE_FAQ.md Added a comprehensive FAQ addressing ENCL-1.0 license inquiries, including commercial use permits and implications for distribution.
README.md Overhauled structure and content; added sections for installation, careers, disclaimers, and licensing; updated warnings and development instructions.
.env, .env.test Introduced environment variable configurations for the application, specifying endpoints and settings for RPC interactions and testing.

Poem

🐇 In the meadow, changes sway,
Licenses clear, guiding the way.
With new FAQs and a README bright,
Developers hop with pure delight!
A dApp in bloom, ready to grow,
Join the fun, let the world know! 🌱


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