This directory houses additional commands and tools designed to enhance your Gno experience.
These tools can range from simple wrappers for gno, gnoland, and gnokey to complete applications.
Some may be Go binaries with their own go.mod files, allowing the use of specialized libraries,
while others may be shell scripts or programs written in different languages.
If you'd like to contribute a tool to Gno Contribs, please follow these guidelines:
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Naming: Choose a clear and concise name for your tool, starting with one of the prefixes:
gno,gnoland, orgnokey, followed by a short descriptive word or abbreviation. This naming convention helps users identify the purpose of the tool easily. -
User-Friendly: Ensure that your tool is user-friendly and follows a similar style to other Gno tools, providing a consistent experience for users.