{"title": "Ethernal", "logoImg": "bafkreigs2rdtaz7vfbuvadu3zljy7snwkwdf4caqfry3dlkumasar3lkxi", "website": "https://tryethernal.com", "bannerImg": "bafkreif26zccdedf6ar5uta2fzuuq3v3z2zxbq2zutqbntnbrhvdxifsnm", "createdAt": 1728061045033, "userGithub": "antoinedc", "credentials": {}, "description": "Ethernal is an open source evm block explorer\n\nGetting an explorer up and running takes only seconds, and they can be fully customised either through the UI or the API (branding, domains, ...)\n\nUse cases include:\n- App chains: several chains are using Ethernal as their official explorer for their users.\n- Testnets: Protocols use Ethernal to setup an explorer connected to their internal testnets\n- Solidity developers: they can use Ethernal to have an explorer on top of their local development node. With our Hardhat plugin and CLI they can automatically synchronise artifacts to get a contract interaction UI\n\nEthernal also includes some more advanced features:\n- Faucet UI: setup a faucet in a few seconds, and get faucet analytics, address book management for your users, rate limiting, ...\n- DEX UI: from a uniswapV2 address, Ethernal is going to synchronise all the necessary data to give you a fully functional dex ui, with optimised routing, token list, quoting, etc...\n\nFurthermore, we provide a very powerful API: with only one call, you get a branded explorer running, everything can be configured directly from it, making it easy to integrate into any testnet-as-a-service or Raas offering.", "logoImgData": {}, "bannerImgData": {}, "projectGithub": "tryethernal", "projectTwitter": "tryethernal"}