Setting Up New Ens Domain

Setting up ens domain

The reason why I wrote this post is to just document the steps on how I broadly set up my eth domain here, https://jironghuang.eth.link

Steps

  • First and foremost, I already have static pages that reside in this repo, https://github.com/jironghuang/jironghuang.github.io . The pages are served in my personal blog jironghuang.github.io .
  • Second, register for ENS domain by following up the steps listed here, https://ens.domains/ . I registered for my domain jironghuang.eth which costs around 200 bucks.
  • Third, deploy your static pages onto IPFS via fleek as shown by the steps here. https://blog.fleek.co/posts/fleek%20helloWorld . In a nutshell, you publish your content to github repo. Then there 2 continuous integration processes. One that serves your github pages in github.io by github and another by fleek.co.
  • Last but not the least, you have to paste the IPFS hash, ipfs://Qme8LTUT6LwcsnYVaKtzZ7isYteKVu9dMcDZM5QvpemBfV into the content section of ENS site

I ought to paste some print screens here for readers’ easier comprehension but I’m too lazy at the moment. Feel free to reach out if you’ve any questions.

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