Inspired by Facebook's bunnylol project, chainlol makes it faster to navigate to common crypto sites — instead of going to CoinGeiko.com and searching for olympus, you can just type in p ohm and the tool will automatically redirect you.
The tool is built with JS and runs purely locally in the browser so there are no securty implications about sending search results to an unknown server.
| Command | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|
| p, price | p olympus | Opens CoinGeiko dashboard for the spelled out coin. |
| tx | tx 0x000.. or tx 1123123 for SOL | Opens Etherscan or Solscan depending on the hash type. |
| w, wallet | w vitalik.eth | Opens the walllet based on the hash or the ENS name. |
| commands | commands | Lists available commands. |
| nft | nft chain runners | Searches for the NFT keyword in the OpeanSea. |
| s, swap | swap ohm dai | Opens uniswap with the two coins to swap. |
| ipfs | ipfs Qmd8nEQ2K6Uw67oFjM8FQo6K8qdvkaKMDwN91TBprC7EJ6 | Opens the file with the hash on IPFS. |
| ar | ar Qmd8nEQ2K6Uw67oFjM8FQo6K8qdvkaKMDwN91TBprC7EJ6 | Opens the file with the hash on ARWeave. |
| ipns | ipns kunalm.xyz | Opens the domain on IPNS. |
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Open Chrome and click the three dots. Click
Settingsand scroll down toSearch Engines. -
Click
Manage Search Engines. -
Add a new search engine with the URL
https://chainlol.wonkalabs.xyz/#?q=%s. Set both name and keyword tochainlol. -
Make this the default search engine.
It should look like this:
Call python3 -m http.server from the main directory, then naviagte to http://localhost:8000/?q=commands
Currently, chainlol is hosted on fleek.
Alternatively, you can host it on ipfs through Pinata:
ipfs-deploy . -p pinata -d cloudflare -t "your-domain.xyz $(date +"%m-%d-%Y %T")"
(this requires npm ipfs-deploy and setting a few .env variables. See here for more details)