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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions README.md
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The main difference of the ipfs-build is that it uses HashRouter instead of BrowserRouter and makes sure all links are relative.

The ENS app can be used with the Gnosis Safe web interface. The required steps are outline [here](./docs/gnosis_safe_app_support.md).
The ENS app can be used with the Gnosis Safe web interface. The required steps are outlined [here](./docs/gnosis_safe_app_support.md).

## Unit Testing

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### React Style

We use a functional components, using hooks instead of class based components. For basic state we use `useState` and for more complicated state `useReducer`. If they reusable, then you can abstract them to the `hooks` file, which can additionally by split up into a folder once we have enough hooks.
We use a functional components, using hooks instead of class based components. For basic state we use `useState` and for more complicated state `useReducer`. If they are reusable, then you can abstract them to the `hooks` file, which can additionally be split up into a folder once we have enough hooks.

```js
import React, { useState } from 'react'
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- Dynamic imports: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/import

- Importing only what you need: If you can only import the exact files you need from a module, you
can avoid bundling the whole modlue which can be quite large. Typically you can do this by going into
can avoid bundling the whole module which can be quite large. Typically you can do this by going into
the library in your `node_modules` folder and finding the file exact file you need. For example
if you find the file you need is at `node_modules/@module/src/helpers/index.js` you can do
if you find the file you need is at `node_modules/@module/src/helpers/index.js` you can
`import helper from '@module/src/helpers/index'`.
6 changes: 3 additions & 3 deletions src/components/IPFS/config.js
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name: 'Temporal', // Name of the IPFS service
logo: temporallogo, // Logo used for the login/sign up header
link: 'https://play2.temporal.cloud', // The link when people click on the logo or manage domains notice
host: 'api.ipfs.temporal.cloud', // the IPFS api endpoint used when the etherium profile is set to mainnet
host: 'api.ipfs.temporal.cloud', // the IPFS api endpoint used when the ethereum profile is set to mainnet
dev: 'api.ipfs.temporal.cloud', // the IPFS api endpoint used when not on mainnet
port: '443', // the port the endpoint is served from
apiPath: '/api/v0/', // Api path extension if necessary
protocol: 'https', // the protocol used to comunicate with the endpoint
auth: true, // If the api requires authention headers
protocol: 'https', // the protocol used to communicate with the endpoint
auth: true, // If the api requires authentication headers
login: 'https://api.temporal.cloud/v2/auth/login', // the Authentication endpoint to verify users information. Currently supports JWT
loginDev: 'https://dev.api.temporal.cloud/v2/auth/login', // same as login but used if user is not on mainnet
signup: 'https://api.temporal.cloud/v2/auth/register',
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