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# AlgoKit

Jumpstart your Algorand dApp development with our AlgoKit template. This template enhances the official AlgoKit React template and integrates seamlessly with <http://sdk.subtopia.io>, providing a solid base for subscription-enabled dApps.

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```bash
algokit init --template-url https://github.com/subtopia-algo/algokit-subtopia-template
```

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**Key Features**

* **Integrated with Subtopia-js-sdk**: Ensures smooth integration with Subtopia's features.
* **High Customizability**: Tailor the template to your project's specific needs.
* **Stable Foundation**: Ideal for building Algorand blockchain dApps.

**Getting Started**

1. **Access the Template**: Visit our GitHub [here](https://github.com/subtopia-algo/algokit-subtopia-template) to find the template and setup instructions.
2. **Download and Customize**: Adapt the template to fit your project requirements.

**Join and Contribute**

This template codebase is completely open source. Contributions are welcome to improve the template.

**Ready to Code**

With this AlgoKit template, you're set to develop innovative dApps in the Algorand ecosystem. Happy coding! 🚀💻


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