@birchmd Can you add more details here you mentioned during the hackathon meeting ?

I think with any public chain the reasonable behavior when I search for " metamask" on Google I should land at a page that talks about its production mainnet. But for Aurora the first page is the "Getting Started with MetaMask" page, but this seems to be a tutorial for developers and not for end users. I suggest the title be changed so it's clearer that it's intended for developers, and a separate page be added for users who want to add Aurora to their Metamask.

Check for common misspellings during CI runs, making sure PRs conform to our style guidelines.

Ideally docs would be deployed automatically on pushes to master. We should be able to make a GitHub action to do this.

1. When using Trisolaris this last month, Aurora gas fees went to one Aurora contract (#A) on MetaMask

2. When swapping or claiming Aurora tokens went to another Aurora contract (#B) on MetaMask

This resulted in #B accumulating a positive balance while #A remained at 0.00 due to no gas fees.

Recently, Trisolaris has charged Aurora gas fees to #A. This results in 'rejection' since it has no balance. Aurora #B continues to be the source contract to receive Aurora tokens, however I cannot claim or swap since Aurora #A cannot be 'charged' gas fees with no balance.

Help please?

https://doc.aurora.dev/ has a link to "Media Kit" on the lower left which links to the empty page https://doc.aurora.dev/media

I'm not sure what we want to have there, for example, remove the link completely or link to "Press Kit".

It's sometimes not that straightforward to figure out how to connect networks like Aurora with Ethers.js and Web3.js.

I'd like to recommend to add docs describing how to use ethers.js and web3.js with Aurora, which could be similar to

• https://docs.moonbeam.network/builders/build/eth-api/libraries/ethersjs/
• https://docs.moonbeam.network/builders/build/eth-api/libraries/web3js/

In docs/bridge/rainbow-bridge.md it mentions using Ropsten with testnet, but I think we use Goerli now. If this is the case we should update the docs accordingly.

cc @sept-en please confirm

MyEtherWallet has a fixed list of networks which can be connected to, and does not appear to allow custom networks (at least I couldn't find an option to do it in the web UI).

To have MEW support (and then be able to document it) we must follow the guide here: https://kb.myetherwallet.com/en/networks-and-nodes/add-default-network/

However a pre-requisite of this guide is the chain have a block explorer, which at the time of writing we do not have. This is a blocker for this issue.

Hello,
I am working on https://www.npmjs.com/package/@conx3/web3-plugin-aurora and I noticed that the Rpc methods: txpool_content, txpool_inspect and txpool_status return error Unsupported method. However, they are marked as supported at https://doc.aurora.dev/evm/rpc/. Should they be marked as ❌ = not supported?
Thanks,

Aurora-relayer compatibility with the Web3 JSON-RPC protocol is listed on project's Github page ("https://github.com/aurora-is-near/aurora-relayer") as well as "https://docs.aurora.dev/compat/rpc" page. However, there are differences between those pages for the following methods.

• eth_call
• eth_newPendingTransactionFilter
• eth_sendRawTransaction
• eth_sendTransaction
• eth_sign
• eth_signTransaction
• eth_signTypedData
• txpool_content
• txpool_inspect
• txpool_status
• parity_pendingTransactions

The states of those methods should be investigated/tested and required changes should be updated on the corresponding pages.

We should have a tutorial/documentation for the following frameworks, libs, tools, and wallets:

Relayers

• Running Local Relayer
• Connecting to remote relayer

Bridges

• Aurora Bridge (ERC20 and ETH) for Ethereum

Wallets

• Metamask
• Myether wallet
• Ledger
• Trezor

Libraries

• Ethers.js
• Web3.js
• Web3.py

IDE & Frameworks

• Hardhat
• Hardhat Truffle Verify (requires etherscan integration)
• Truffle
• RemixIDE

Oracles

• ChainLink
• Band Protocol
• Razor Network

Indexers

• The Graph -- WIP
• Covalent API