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# OpenZeppelin Vanilla Template for Substrate
# OpenZeppelin Runtime Template for Substrate
Substrate has a steep learning curve. In order to make it easier for newcomers to get started, OpenZeppelin provides 2 templates that can be used to quickly bootstrap a Substrate project:
- vanilla template (has the minimal pallet set)
- feature-rich template (has all the pallets that are commonly used in Substrate projects)
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Substrate has a steep learning curve. In order to make it easier for newcomers to get started, OpenZeppelin is providing a generic template that can be used to quickly bootstrap a Substrate project.
Along with these two templates, OpenZeppelin also provides a documentation website that explains how to add or deduct all the common pallets to your Substrate project (and these templates).
So, you can select the template that fits your needs and start building your Substrate project. On the road, if you feel like you need to make some changes, our documentation on how to add or deduct pallets will be helpful.
## Vanilla Template
This template aims to provide the minimal pallet set for a Substrate project.
*Pallets used in Vanilla Template:*
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## Feature-rich Template
You can find the feature-rich template here: link to feature-rich template to be filled
Along with the templates, OpenZeppelin also provides a documentation website that explains how to add or deduct all the common pallets to your Runtime project (including this template).
### Usage
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## Security
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## License
OpenZeppelin Vanilla Template for Substrate is released under the [MIT License](LICENSE).
OpenZeppelin Runtime Template for Substrate is released under the [MIT License](LICENSE).