Ethereum Wallet – Developer Preview

We are excited to announce the first developer preview of Ethereum Wallet ÐApp. The point of this release is to gather feedback, squash bugs, and most importantly, get code audited..

This is a developer preview ~ no Final release. we recommend you are extremely Carefully place a large amount of Ether into your wallet contract. Please only use small amounts of mainnet wallet!

As Steve Ballmer said Developers! Developers! Developers! Please note that this is our goal. audienceDon’t blindly trust us, we ask (And please advise!) Take a closer look at the following code: Ethereum Wallet Storage!

If you want to create your own wallet, go to the Mist repository and use: wallet branch Then follow these instructions: Read on.

reporting issues

If you are having issues with your wallet, open the wallet’s developer console (Menu -> Developer -> Console toggle) and provide logs from there and the terminal you started from.

geth

or

eth

at. Please report any issues to: wallet storage.

How do I run it?

First, download the binary for your OS. (**Note**: You can find the latest releases here. here)

There are still a few things to finalize, so this developer preview isn’t bundled with Node, so you’ll have to get started on your own.

The following clients are supported in this developer preview: Guess and to. Python is not currently supported because it does not have the IPC interface required to run a wallet.

If you don’t already have one of these nodes installed: Follow the instructions here or download pre-built version. Make sure you update to the latest version. Start node by simply running:

go:

To unlock your account so you can transfer more –unlock <내 계정>Or start the console with: $ Guess Attachment Unlock it using a JavaScript interface. personal.unlockAccount(‘<내 계정>‘).

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It is important to note that the wallet expects fully synchronized nodes.

In future versions Guess and to The wallet will use a new one eth_syncing Methods in JSON RPC When you start your wallet, you will see a sync screen.
This feature is currently already supported. Guess and to At their branch of development.

Finally, click on the executable to launch your wallet!

Run on testnet

To try out your wallet on the testnet, you will need to start a node with a different network ID and a different data directory. You will need to manually set up the IPC route to ensure that your wallet can still connect to the node.

OS X:

$ geth --networkdid "1234" --datadir "/some/other/path" --ipcpath "/Users/<username>/Library/Ethereum/geth.ipc"

linux:

$ geth --networkdid "1234" --datadir "/some/other/path" --ipcpath "/home/<username>/.ethereum/geth.ipc"

You may need to provide additional My own Genesis block using –Genesis flag. For more information about flags See the wiki.

You can restart your wallet after the node starts.
memo Just click the button in the corner, knowing that sometimes you have to wait a bit.

When you open the wallet, you will see a pop-up asking you to deploy the wallet contract to the testnet. code base For your future wallet contracts. The biggest advantage is that it’s much cheaper (1.8mio vs 180k gas).
memo: Make sure the account shown is unlocked and has at least 1 Ether.

Use your wallet

Wallets allows you to create two types of wallets:

• simple wallet – Works like a regular account. (Additional features are in the works, e.g. adding owners, setting daily limits)
• Multi-Signature Wallet – Add as many owner accounts as you want and set daily limits. Any owner can send money from the account as long as it is below the daily limit. In the case above, you will need the signature of another owner as required.

When operating the mainnet, be sure to write down/back up your wallet contract address! You will need this address if you need to re-import your wallet from another computer or during backup/restore.

Multi-signature

If you want to send more than the daily limit, another owner must sign for it. This should most likely be done on a different computer, but you can also add accounts that are on the same node.

When a pending request comes in, it displays like this:

Click Approve to proceed with the transaction.

Delete Wallet

To delete a wallet, click the trash can icon next to the wallet name on the wallet page. Entering the wallet name will delete that wallet from the app.

Once you’ve written down the address, you can always retrieve the wallet from the ‘Add Wallet’ section.

roadmap

Once everything works well and the binary integration is complete, we plan to release the first official version in a week or two™

Until then, please file problem and discuss it reddit!