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Palisade

Palisade is an Elm-based web front end for interacting with the Compound protocol on Ethereum. Its repository provides configuration, development and static deployment instructions.

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Understand the project

Practical overview

When it fits

Use Palisade when you need a Compound Ethereum interface or are working on a configurable front end for that protocol, and can supply the network and API configuration it requires.

Who it is for

  • People seeking a web interface for Compound protocol interactions on Ethereum.
  • Developers maintaining, configuring or adapting a Compound-facing web front end.

Documented uses

  • Use a web front end to interact with Compound on Ethereum.
  • Configure the interface for an Ethereum network and its JSON-RPC data provider.
  • Build the interface as static assets for a hosting target.
Before you choose

Requirements & limits

The repository is public and specifies a GPL-3.0 license. The documented primary application setup requires configuration files; a WalletConnect project ID is conditional on enabling that wallet type.

  • The project is an application front end, not a blockchain node or protocol implementation.
  • The README requires development and production JSON configuration under config/env, including network and data-provider mappings.
  • The documented stack is Elm with Yarn-based setup and build commands.
  • The repository documents static deployment; its IPFS script may need changes for pinning services other than Infura IPFS.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Prepare Palisade for local development

Install the project and start its documented local front-end development server.

Before you start

  • Git and Yarn
  • Development configuration JSON at config/env/development.json
  • Ethereum JSON-RPC data provider and network settings

Steps

  1. Clone the Palisade repository and enter its directory.

  2. Create the required development configuration file under config/env, including the relevant API, data-provider, network and default-network settings.

  3. Install dependencies with yarn install --lock-file.

  4. Run yarn watch-i18n and yarn watch-css, then start the front end separately with yarn start.

Expected outcome

The README identifies http://localhost:3000 as the local address for viewing the development application.

Guide limitations

  • The README says Elm may take time to fetch dependencies on the first run.
  • A WalletConnect project ID is required only when enabling WalletConnect.
  • This documents setup steps and does not verify a successful run.
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Source-based practical guide

Build static assets for deployment

Generate the static application files that the repository documents as deployment input.

Before you start

  • A configured Palisade project with dependencies installed
  • A production configuration JSON at config/env/production.json

Steps

  1. Run yarn run build-css.

  2. Run yarn run build.

  3. Use the resulting /build directory as the static-site files for a hosting provider.

Expected outcome

The README states that `/build` should contain the files needed to serve the application; it names IPFS and Google Cloud Storage as supported deployment targets.

Guide limitations

  • This guide covers asset generation, not completing a hosting-provider deployment.
  • Deployment configuration and provider requirements vary by target.
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10 October 2026
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