README.md

EvoWallet

A Dash Evolution Wallet your grandma could use.

Build Setup

# install dependencies
$ npm install

# serve with hot reload for local development
$ npm run local

# serve with hot reload for evonet development
$ npm run evonet

# build for production and launch server
$ npm run build
$ npm run start

For detailed explanation on how things work, check out Nuxt.js docs.

Setup for local development

MN Bootstrap

This tutorial assumes you are starting with a clean mn-bootstrap and have no existing configurations. For advanced configuration options see: https://github.com/dashevo/mn-bootstrap#install

To reset your existing mn-bootstrap or if you encounter an error run:

mn reset
docker volume prune
rm -rf ~/.mn

Setup

git clone -b master https://github.com/dashevo/mn-bootstrap.git
cd mn-bootstrap
npm install # optional: install CLI dependencies
sudo npm link # optional: link CLI for system-wide execution
mn setup local # save output for later reference
mn start

Find the dpns contractId in the output and export to .evoenv in your home folder (e.g. ~/.evoenv):

export NUXT_DPNS_CONTRACT_ID="<your dpns contractId>"

and source the file by adding the following line to your ~/.bashrc:

source ~/.evoenv

Console, EvoWallet, Jembe

Add the following environment variable to your ~/.evoenv:

export NUXT_DAPIADDRESSES='["127.0.0.1:3000"]' # or your local network ip e.g. 192.168.0.1

Clue: To find your local network ip you can use ifconfig:

ifconfig <my interface> | grep -Eo 'inet (addr:)?([0-9]*\.){3}[0-9]*' | grep -Eo '([0-9]*\.){3}[0-9]*'

Replace with e.g. eth0 or wlp2s0 depending on your system configuration.

Console

Add the following environment variable to your .env.local in your console root project folder:

VUE_APP_DPNS_CONTRACT_ID=<your dpns id from mn-bootstrap>

Run:

$ npm run serve

Copy the receiving address and run in mn-bootstrap:

$ mn stop
$ mn config:set core.miner.enable true
$ mn config:set core.miner.address <your address>
$ mn wallet:mint 1 --address=<your address> # generate 100 blocks
$ mn start

In Console go to the Wallet tab, click Backup and Copy to copy the mnemonic.

Add it to your ~/.evoenv to make it available to AutoFaucet, EvoWallet and Jembe.

export NUXT_MNEMONIC="<your mnemonic>"

Optional: Selecting the Platform tab click the + Button to create a new identity and register a username in the input field that appears below.

AutoFaucet

To start run:

$ node index.js

It uses the mnemonic which is funded by the miner.

EvoWallet and Jembe will automatically point to it to receive local / devnet Dash to fund identity creation.

EvoWallet

To register the contracts under ./schema, add their contractIds to your environment variables and start EvoWallet simply run:

npm run local
# or
npm run evonet
# or
npm run build

Clue: If you make any changes to the contracts' schemas just quit and re-rerun the command to run the dapp with the updated contract version.

The Primitives contract is added automatically to your ~/.evoenv to make it available to Jembe:

export NUXT_PRIMITIVES_CONTRACT_ID_local=<your contractId from EvoWallet>

Option 1 EvoWallet Should automatically receive Dash from the running AutoFaucet. Go ahead and register a new name.

Option 2 Watch the debug console for the funding address and send some Dash to it using console. Then register a new name.

Option 3 Click login and paste the mnemonic you copied from console to recover your previously registered name.

Jembe

To register the contracts under ./schema, add their contractIds to your environment variables and start Jembe simply run:

npm run local
# or
npm run evonet
# or
npm run build

Clue: If you make any changes to the contracts schemas just quit and re-rerun the command to run the dapp with the updated contract version.

Jembe Should automatically receive Dash from the running AutoFaucet. Go ahead and login.

Alternative Fact: Watch the debug console for the funding address and send some Dash to it using console.

You're setup to develop with lightning speed on your local node!