/vite-extension

Primary LanguageJavaScriptMIT LicenseMIT

Volt Wallet

vite

Chrome store

You can download the latest stable version from the chrome store.

Getting started

This guide will take you through setting up the extension in a local environment.

Start a local Vite node. The easiest way is to use the Solidity++ Visual Studio Code Extension as described here. This should start a local node at http://127.0.0.1:9000.

Ensure you are using node 14+:

$ nvm install 14
$ nvm use 14

Clone repo and cd into it. Then, install node_modules:

$ npm install

Start webpack build server:

$ make

On a new tab, launch a chrome session pre-installed with the extension. The chrome session opens up in the src/example dapp at http://localhost:7777/example.html.

$ make pack

Features

Popup

  • Create account
  • Import account
  • Add accounts in same derivation path scheme
  • Network switch. Support mainnet, testnet, local and custom.
  • Export private key
  • Export mnemonic
  • Add custom tokens

Injected script

  • Request connected accounts
  • Request connect new account + domain
  • Request createAccountBlock request
  • Emit popup changes: account, chain etc

Background

  • Load and subscribe to current account VITE balances

Demo walk-through

https://youtu.be/JmufcGt_pic

Production builds

To install a production ready build:

  • Download the latest release from the releases section.
  • Unzip the download.
  • Head over to the Chrome extension section (chrome://extensions/) and enable Developer mode.
  • Click Load unpacked.
  • Select the unzipped folder of the build.
  • This should successfully load the extension, and you can now access it from the browser extension's toolbar.
  • For your safety, use a burner mnemonic phrase/account when importing a wallet for testing.

Demo dapp & contract

Docs

https://0xkarl.github.io/vite-extension/getting-started/introduction.html

Resources