Package Exports
- @w3ux/validator-assets
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Adding A Validator Operator
To add an operator, open a PR with the following additions:
- An operator icon to the
src
folder. - Operator details to the
ValidatorCommunity
list, insrc/index.ts
.
Structure
The following table outlines the structure of a ValidatorCommunity
entry:
Element | Key | Required | Notes | Example |
---|---|---|---|---|
Operator Name | name |
Yes | The chosen name of the operator. | Operator |
Icon Filename | icon |
Yes | The name of your SVG component file. | See Below |
Bio | bio |
No | A short description of your entity. Maximum 300 characters. | Summing up my validator identity in a sentence or so. |
Email Address | email |
No | A public email address representing the operator. | operator@polkadot.network |
X Handle | x |
No | The X handle representing the operator. | @polkadot |
Website URL | website |
No | A live and vlid secure URL to your website. | https://polkadot.network |
Validator List | validators |
Yes | A list of validators grouped by network. At least 1 validator in 1 network must be defined. | See Below |
Guidelines
Subject | Note |
---|---|
Icon | Upload your SVG icon as a JSX component. Look at the existing icons for examples, or use the SVGR Playground to convert your raw SVG file into a component. |
Accuracy | Operator contact details must be working and valid. |
Liveness | All submitted validator addresses must be discoverable as a validator on the network in question - whether Polkadot or Kusama. |
Ordering | Please place your operator in alphabetical order within ValidatorCommunity . |
Questions
Please submit an issue for any queries around adding your operator details and we'll be happy to help.