To complete the Railway deployment template for printr-adapter, you’ll want to update the following placeholders:

✅ Sections to Update: 🔹 What is printr-adapter? Add a ~50 word concise description of what printr-adapter is.

Example:

printr-adapter is a lightweight middleware service that bridges frontend applications with the Printr protocol smart contracts. It handles on-chain interactions like bonding curve pricing, token minting, and metadata resolution, providing a clean REST or GraphQL interface for clients.

🔹 About Hosting printr-adapter Describe what hosting involves. ~100 words.

Example:

Hosting printr-adapter involves deploying a Node.js or Rust-based service that exposes API routes connected to on-chain Printr contracts. The service indexes smart contract state, facilitates off-chain computations, and optionally stores metadata. Hosting it on Railway abstracts away server provisioning and allows easy deployment with environment variable support, logs, auto-redeploys, and scaling.

🔹 Common Use Cases Replace these with real use cases:

Mint new tokens via bonding curves on Printr

Fetch metadata and pricing info for tokens

Relay signed transactions or simulate smart contract calls

🔹 Dependencies for printr-adapter Hosting List the system or runtime dependencies needed.

Node.js 18+ or Rust 1.76+ (depending on language used)

Access to an Ethereum RPC endpoint (e.g., Alchemy, Infura)

Optional: Redis or PostgreSQL for caching/indexing

🔹 Deployment Dependencies Link out to things needed before deploy, e.g.:

Alchemy API Key setup

Infura RPC setup

Ethereum Contract Addresses used by Printr (Insert actual link)

🔹 Implementation Details (Optional) Add a snippet if helpful. Example:

bash Copy Edit

Example Railway start command

pnpm start

or if using Rust

cargo run --release Or:

Deploy and Host, ## About Hosting, ## Why Deploy, ## Common Use Cases, ## Dependencies for, ### Deployment Dependencies

ts Copy Edit // API endpoint to get bonded token price GET /api/token/:id/price Let me know the specifics of your printr-adapter (e.g., language, how it connects to contracts, DB used), and I can fill this out fully.