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This page collects the fastest paths to a working project. For the Mini App track, fork the starter and ship. For standalone applications, the Quickstart is the canonical Vite + React + wagmi path. Both tracks have reference implementations you can study when you need to see a feature end-to-end.

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Mini App starter

A Vite + React + wagmi Mini App with the Farcaster SDK, a manifest skeleton, and an example mint flow. Use the Mini App starter on GitHub

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Standalone application

The shortest path to a standalone Startale-integrated app is the Quickstart: Vite + React + wagmi, end to end, in about ten minutes. Start with the Quickstart → For deeper exploration of every supported RPC method (auth flows, sub-accounts, typed data, batched calls), study the Next.js testapp reference below.

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Reference implementations

End-to-end examples maintained by Startale alongside the SDK source.

Test app

Next.js reference exercising every supported RPC method. Useful as a debugging surface when something is not working as expected.

Mini App demo

Vite + React + wagmi Mini App with Farcaster SDK integration, the Startale connector, and an on-chain mint flow.

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What’s in the Mini App starter

  • TypeScript with strict mode.
  • Biome for formatting and linting.
  • A working dev script (pnpm dev) and a production build.
  • Sensible chain and SDK initialization.
  • One end-to-end feature you can study or strip out.