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Adopting daoURI: Two-Step Process

Step 1: Creating and Hosting DAO URI JSON

Step 1.1: Clone the Repository

  1. Clone the Repository:
    • Clone the EIP-4824 GitHub repository to get started: 
      git clone https://github.com/metagov/eip4824.git

Step 1.2: Define the DAO URI JSON-LD Schema

  1. Modify a JSON File:

    • In the repository, modify a file named daoURI.json.

  2. Schema Definition:

    • Use the following JSON-LD schema as defined by EIP-4824: 
      {
    "@context": "http://www.daostar.org/schemas",
    "type": "DAO",
    "name": "<name of the DAO>",
    "description": "<description>",
    "membersURI": "<URI>",
    "proposalsURI": "<URI>",
    "activityLogURI": "<URI>",
    "governanceURI": "<URI>",
    "contractsRegistryURI": "<URI>"
}
    • Refer to the EIP-4824 documentation for more details on building the JSON schema.

  3. Populate the JSON:

    • Fill in the required fields with your DAO’s specific information.
    • Ensure all URIs provided are valid and point to relevant resources.

Step 1.3: Commit and Push the Changes

  1. Commit the File:

    • Once the JSON file is populated, commit the changes with a meaningful message, e.g., Initial commit of DAO URI.

      git commit -m "Initial commit of DAO URI"

  2. Push to Repository:

    • Push the committed changes to the GitHub repository. 
      git push

Step 2: Publishing DAO URI

After creating and hosting your DAO URI via GitHub, the next crucial step is to publish it on-chain. This ensures that the metadata is verifiable and publicly accessible in a decentralized manner. For detailed instructions, refer to the DAOstar documentation on publishing the daoURI.

Congratulations on taking a step towards transparent governance!

By following these steps, you ensure that your DAO’s metadata is both accessible and verifiable, promoting transparency and interoperability within the decentralized ecosystem.