End-to-end: scaffold a React app, wire the in-page Chia wallet (window.chia + WalletConnect fallback) with the dig-sdk, build and sign a spend via the chip35 wasm, then deploy on-chain and add a custom domain — one thread through every DIG primitive.
What changed across the DIG developer surfaces — the dig-store CLI, the dig RPC, and the window.chia provider — including breaking changes and the versioning rules for each.
Already have a built site or SPA? How DIG serves it — the store as your file set, index.html + assets + routes, the anchored-root serve model — and a worked example: upload a real dist/ folder through DIGHUb's web upload and reach it.
Give your CI or an agent a revocable key that can publish new versions of your store — but never your wallet seed, and never the power to change ownership. Issue it once in DIGHUb, drop it into CI as DIGSTORE_WRITER_KEY, and revoke it any time.
Overview of the DIG Network primitives: dig-store for content-addressable publishing, dig RPC for blind hosting and retrieval, and the DIG Browser for content access.
Every DIG error code in one place: dig RPC JSON-RPC codes, dig-store CLI exit codes, and DIGHUb user-facing codes — each with what it means and what to do.
Example DIG dapps you can clone and open in a template — a static site, a wallet-wired React app, and an NFT drop page. Start from working code instead of a blank folder.
Frequently asked questions about DIG — what it costs, whether you can iterate for free, how the host can't read your app, custom domains, and updates.
Ship a website or app you truly own — minted on-chain as your own asset, not rented. Build and preview for free; pay a small uniform $DIG price only when you publish, with files encrypted in your browser so no host can read them.
A fully machine-readable platform — OpenAPI/OpenRPC, a catalogued error taxonomy, live pricing, JWKS, per-page JSON, and a typed @dignetwork/dig-sdk — so you wire a wallet + verified reads into your app without scraping a single line of human prose.
Mint a whole CHIP-0007 collection whose art lives permanently in a tamper-evident DIG capsule — wallet-signed on-chain mints auto-batched for large collections, real royalties, and honest drop mechanics that never fake what they can't yet prove on-chain.
Where to get help with DIG — the community Discord, GitHub issues, and how to file a report that gets answered fast.
Every store gets a public, shareable tip page, and a one-line script embeds a Tip button on any site. Visitors tip you directly in $DIG, wallet to wallet — no account, no backend, no middleman.
Step-by-step: connect a Chia wallet to DIGHUb, including exactly where Sage's WalletConnect setting lives.
Earn commemorative NFT badges for using DIGHUb, then stake them into the DIG rewards vault to earn a share of $DIG — all from the browser, with your wallet connected only when you stake or claim.
The shortest path through DIGHUb: create a store, publish a capsule, give it a web address, and get tipped — all from the browser, wallet connected only when you publish or spend.
Two proof types: synchronous Merkle inclusion proofs that pin served bytes to an on-chain root, and asynchronous ZK / risc0 execution receipts that attest faithful serving — gated on the control plane.
The provider-blindness invariant, serve_blind (framing-only decode), the root-pinned immutable response cache, the *.on.dig.net + custom-domain resolver, the /v1 control plane (CHIP-0002 login, JWT sessions, refresh reuse-detection, action re-auth, GitHub-OIDC CI), and the accept-on-signature push trust model.
Ship your first site on DIG — free to build and preview, you only pay the uniform capsule price when you publish. Web-first path (no wallet to start) plus a parallel CLI track.
Where to check the health of the DIG services — the dig RPC (rpc.dig.net), DIGHUb (hub.dig.net), and the resolver (on.dig.net) — plus how RPC and provider versions are signalled.
List your dApp on the DIG Network dApp store (explore.dig.net): connect your wallet on DIGHUb, fill in the submission form, and an admin reviews it. Once approved, DIGHUb opens the listing for you automatically — no repository, no pull request, no waiting on infrastructure.
The integrating-developer reference for the DIG window.chia wallet provider — the provider object fields, connect, events, every read and write method with params and returns, and the CHIP-0002 error codes to branch on.
Git-style remote protocol via dig:// URLs, per-request BLS signing, clone/pull/push operations, and self-hosted node setup.
Fixes for the most common DIG failures — funding, confirmation timeouts, push conflicts, verification errors, and wallet/session problems.
Every failure gives you a stable code and a request-id that ties straight to the server log, on-chain spends are race-guarded so you never double-pay, and clear pre-flight guards stop wasted capsules before you spend $DIG.
Detect and use the DIG Browser's injected Chia wallet provider for permission-gated key and signing operations.
Public RPC endpoint usage, portability across nodes, operating your own node, and rate limiting policies.
How the DIG Chrome extension's built-in Chia wallet protects your keys: encryption at rest, phishing and scam warnings, revocable site permissions, and the Argon2id/AES-256-GCM crypto behind it.
Register an HTTPS endpoint to be notified when a deployment changes state — queued, building, ready, or error. Each event is signed so you can verify it came from DIGHUb. The event contract — payload shape and signature — is stable; delivery is rolling out.