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# TESTNET

## Overview

* Configuration preset for Initia testnet with testnet registry, router, glyph,
  and username services.
* Use for development or staging apps.

## Quickstart

```tsx theme={null}
import { InterwovenKitProvider, TESTNET } from '@initia/interwovenkit-react'

export function Providers({ children }: { children: React.ReactNode }) {
  return <InterwovenKitProvider {...TESTNET}>{children}</InterwovenKitProvider>
}
```

## Value

```ts theme={null}
const TESTNET: {
  defaultChainId: 'initiation-2'
  registryUrl: 'https://registry.testnet.initia.xyz'
  routerApiUrl: 'https://router-api.initiation-2.initia.xyz'
  glyphUrl: 'https://glyph.initiation-2.initia.xyz'
  usernamesModuleAddress: '0x42cd8467b1c86e59bf319e5664a09b6b5840bb3fac64f5ce690b5041c530565a'
  lockStakeModuleAddress: '0x81c3ea419d2fd3a27971021d9dd3cc708def05e5d6a09d39b2f1f9ba18312264'
  minityUrl: 'https://portfolio-api.minity.xyz'
  dexUrl: 'https://dex-api.initiation-2.initia.xyz'
  vipUrl: 'https://vip-api.testnet.initia.xyz'
  theme: 'dark'
  disableAnalytics: true
}
```

**Property descriptions:**

* `usernamesModuleAddress`: On-chain module address of the Initia (`.init`)
  username contract. This is the same for all apps using testnet and it
  represents the deployed contract address that handles username lookups (e.g.,
  resolving `alice.init` to an address)
* `lockStakeModuleAddress`: On-chain module address used for lock/stake position
  queries
* `minityUrl`: Base URL for Minity-backed portfolio data
* `dexUrl`: Base URL for DEX-backed portfolio and position data
* `vipUrl`: Base URL for VIP-backed portfolio and position data
* `theme`: Default theme is `"dark"`, but can be overridden to `"light"` when
  using the preset

## Notes

* Analytics are disabled by default on testnet via `disableAnalytics: true`.
* Most apps should start with `{...TESTNET}` in non‑production environments and
  override only what they need.