# explorer (Nexq-Pro/explorer)

> This is the documentation site for Nuvex. The protocol itself, the website, and the off-chain services are each kept in their own separate repositories — this repo only contains the docs.

- GitHub: https://github.com/Nexq-Pro/explorer
- GitHub.Locker page: https://github.locker/Nexq-Pro/explorer
- Stars: 231
- Language: JavaScript
- Last push: 2026-11-03

## Questions and answers

Written by GitHub.Locker from the README and the repository; check the README below for details.

**Is this the Nuvex protocol code, or just the docs?**

Just the docs. It is a standalone documentation site built with MDX; the actual protocol code, website code, and off-chain services live elsewhere.

**How do I run the docs site locally?**

Start the project's development server, which listens on port 3001.

**Do I need Node.js to run this?**

Yes — the site is written in MDX, which runs on a Node.js-based toolchain, so Node.js is required to start the dev server.

**Where are architecture and design decisions documented?**

Decision records are kept under architecture/adr/ as Architecture Decision Records, separate from the user-facing docs pages.

**Can I find the Nuvex protocol source code in this repo?**

No, the protocol code, the main website, and the off-chain services each live in their own separate repository; this repo is purely for documentation.


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## README (checked against GitHub 2026-11-04)

Source: https://github.com/Nexq-Pro/explorer/blob/main/README.md

# nexq explorer

On-chain explorer for nexq on Solana devnet. It reads QPU job receipts, quantum-seeded randomness, Falcon-512 accounts, and circuit checks straight from the chain.

Live at [explorer.nexq.pro](https://explorer.nexq.pro). Source: [github.com/NEXQ-Live/explorer](https://github.com/NexQ/explorer).

## What it shows

| Section | Program | Address |
| --- | --- | --- |
| QPU receipts | `qproof` | `6pxqWGoxSRBwmL6GJie9BD43HGe3ybFu9xmJQ24TvcXB` |
| Random values | `qentropy` | `FZXp8BVcsPZcE6ZP4wCYouMsupGEGKSZFwNfzNaoiQmm` |
| Falcon accounts | `qpt` (blueshift) | `E4cwdChwHz3bqfeLUdJcRnPSsgKBEz7mwov1qCHgEmsK` |
| Falcon accounts | `qpt` (FN-DSA) | `BfcVJr4WTEJyZfDZ1LtnnmqCiDsVBiHtxiLM7KesoFqG` |
| Circuit checks | `qsim` | `6sHufVFfaMwxPuDKxBuV8qZqNot8bJNgtFKhZKXHdhSw` |

Search covers addresses, transactions, job ids, and slots. Views are Overview, Falcon accounts, QPU receipts, Random values, and Transactions.

## Run locally

```bash
npm install
npm run dev
```

Opens at http://localhost:5174.

```bash
npm run build
npm run preview
```

The page talks to Solana devnet over public JSON-RPC (`https://api.devnet.solana.com`, with a public fallback). Those endpoints often answer HTTP 429. When that happens, the page uses the snapshot bundled in `src/main.js`.