README.md

Interface

This interface was designed to work with minimal infrastructure so you can run it locally if you wish.

Environment

The interface expects the following environment variables to be set.

export NEXT_PUBLIC_PRIVY_APP_ID=
export NEXT_PUBLIC_RPC_URL=<MAINNET_RPC>
export DUNE_API_KEY=

Getting Started

pnpm dev

Libraries

• @ensdomains/ensjs for on-chain writes
• zustand for managing state
• @xyflow/react + @dagrejs/dagre for rendering the node tree
• shadcn for UI components
• vaul for drawers

Adding UI components

# Example
pnpm dlx shadcn add button

Supported Operations

The following on-chain writes are supported via @ensdomains/ensjs:

• Set records — Batch update text records and coin records (ETH only for now) for any ENS name
• Create subname — Register a new subdomain under a parent name, supporting both the Name Wrapper and legacy registry

How it works

The interface is built around a simple editing loop:

1. Query — We fetch the full ENS subgraph history for a domain tree. Because this data is sourced from on-chain events, it's trustworthy and used as the source of truth.
2. Mutate locally — All edits (text record changes, new nodes, deletions) are tracked as local deltas. You can freely expand the tree, attach schemas, and update records without touching the chain.
3. Apply on-chain — When ready, the accumulated deltas are reviewed and submitted as a batched on-chain write, keeping the changeset clean and minimal.