LiveWallet

Live Wallet

Keep your utxos alive

An application to help estimate the effect of bitcoin transaction fees on invididual utxos and transactions containing multiple utxos. As well, analyzing transaction privacy, helping reduce tx privacy mistakes.

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For all things bitcoin core / electrum in local development install ngiri (https://github.com/vulpemventures/nigiri)
```
$ curl https://getnigiri.vulpem.com | bash
```
For hardware wallet usb interactions, libusb is required.
```
$ brew install libusb
```

Use the script update_app_version.sh, passing it a new version number and text to append to the change log file.
If a new version is successfully set then this script will build a new release by running the package_app.sh script.
```
$ bash scripts/update_app_version.sh "1.2.0" "I am adding another item to the change log"
```

in a single script you can package the backend and the frontend into a single executable by running
```
$ bash scripts/package_app.sh
```
- The app build will be available in /release directory
To build just the backend python server run (from ./backend/)
```
bash build_executable.sh
```
to copy the new backend builds to where the frontend is expecting it run (./backend/)
```
cp -R dist/* ../assets/
```
To build the frontend which will include the backend build run (from .)
```
$ sudo npm run package
```
- The app build will be available in /release directory

this script will send zip files of the builds of the arm and intel builds to apple to notarize.
specify the version of the build, for example (0.6.0)
```
$ bash scripts/notarize_mac_app_builds.sh 0.6.0
```

this script will run commands to verify both arm64 and intel based builds have been signed by apple and can successfully be run on mac os systems.
```
$ bash scripts/verify_mac_app_notarizations.sh
```

To startup the electron app run
```
$ sudo npm start
```
To start up the backend server and related services run
```
$ bash backend/start_app.sh
```
- Docker must be running in order to run the related backend services. (chopsticks, espolora, electrs, bitcoin)
- These are needed for the backend to be able to communicate with an electrum server which talks with a bitcoind container, this is all handled via nigiri
To tear down containers from start_app.sh run
```
$ bash backend/clean_up.sh
```

when backend/start_app.sh is run the script randomly_fund_mock_wallet.py will be run to randomly generate 10 bitcoin transactions to the default dev wallet’s address.
to generate additional transactions you can use the scripts in backend/scripts/

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