enterprise-wallet

README

Enterprise Wallet - GUI Wallet for M2

This uses the same wallet file as factom-walletd and the same port. This means, enterprise-wallet cannot run alongside factom-walletd. enterprise-wallet will import any and all addresses created in the CLI and will monitor any changes the CLI makes and be sure to update itself to reflect those changes. Any addresses created from the CLI however will be marked as not created from the seed, so it is recommended to create all addresses from within the GUI.

Three files are created and used by the wallet:

1. ~/.factom/wallet/factom_wallet.db

• ~/.factom/wallet/factom_wallet_gui.db
• ~/.factom/wallet/factoid_blocks.cache

Database '1' holds all the private keys, this is the main wallet file

Database '2' holds all the nicknames, "seeded" info, and the settings

Database '3' holds every transaction in the Factom blockchain for faster acess for the wallet.

When backing up, backing up #1 is most important. #2 is good to have if you plan on moving to another GUI wallet. #3 does not need to be backed up.

Branches to use

• 'Develop' on everything

To Launch for testing

• Run 'factomd'
• Run 'enterprise-wallet'
• Default, open localhost:8091 in any browser

Flags

• -guiDB=TYPE - Gui Database Type, types can be 'Map', 'Bolt', or LDB
  • Default: Bolt (forced to an alternate bolt file when -walDB=ENC)
• -walDB=TYPE - Wallet Database Type, types can be 'Map', 'Bolt', LDB, or ENC
  • Default: Bolt
• -txDB=TYPE - Transaction Database Type, Types can be 'Map', 'Bolt', or LDB
  • Default: Bolt
• -port=PORT - Changes the port the wallet runs on.
  • Default: 8091
• -compiled=BOOLEAN - Uses statics compiled into GO if true.
  • Default: true
• -v1Import=BOOLEAN - If true, will look for a V1 database to import. It will only look if there is no M2 database
  • Default: true
• -v1Path=PATH_TO_M1 - The path to look for an M1 wallet.
  • Default: /.factom/factoid_wallet_bolt.db

Other Flags - Don't bother with these

• -randomAdds=BOOLEAN - If running on a Map db, this will override adding random addresses on bootup. Put false if you do not want random addresses.
  • Default: true
• -min=BOOLEAN - If not using compiled in statics, min will decide to use minified versions of the JS and CSS. Reccomend not touching this
  • Default: false

Documentation

Overview

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CLI Flags

Enterprise-wallet when launched via CLI has various launch options, see:

enterprise-wallet -h

Top-Level

The enterprise wallet top level package (main) consists of:

• Serving web page
• GUI Related API calls (only served locally)
• Saving settings
• Various build scripts

The 'electron-wrapper' directory contains all appropriate build tools for compiling the enterprise-wallet as a desktop application

Page Handlers

Page handlers is the HTML serving of each page. All static files are compiled into the binary, meaning there is no need for absolute pathing. The static files follow a relative pathing scheme to mimic the normal non-compiled in behavior, which means you can turn off compilated statics when developing.

enterprise-wallet -compiled=false