Secure Web3

About

This is a simple, secure command-line wallet for EVM compatible wallets. Additionally, it is a secure framework for developers to manage their private keys with. It contains a setup wizard that encrypts your wallet and saves it into a json file for secure storage. I wrote it because I have a lot of web3 projects and I do not like storing private keys in plaintext on disc.

Use as a wallet

Sw3 is a command line wallet which is compatable with any EVM chain. Currently it supports sending both eth and erc20 tokens. I will be adding more features in time.

usage: Secure Web3 Cli [-h] [-i INIT_WALLET] [-o [OPEN_WALLET]] [-l] [-n {ethereum,polygon,bsc,aurora,goerli}] [-it IMPORT_TOKEN] [-b] [-r BROADCAST_RAW] [-s {eth,erc20}] [-L]

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit

  Wallet managment options.

  -i INIT_WALLET, --init INIT_WALLET
                        Initialize this new wallet
  -o [OPEN_WALLET], --open [OPEN_WALLET]
                        Unlock a wallet, use default wallet if not specified.
  -l, --lock            Lock all open wallets.
  -n {ethereum,polygon,bsc,aurora,goerli}, --network {ethereum,polygon,bsc,aurora,goerli}

  Wallet configuration options and functions

  -it IMPORT_TOKEN, --import-token IMPORT_TOKEN
                        Add this token to the specified wallet.

  EVM State-Reading functions.

  -b, --balance         Get wallet balance info.

  EVM State-Writing related options.

  -r BROADCAST_RAW, --raw BROADCAST_RAW
                        Load a json tx from this file to sign and broadcast.
  -s {eth,erc20}, --send {eth,erc20}
                        Open interactive shell to send ethereum.
  -L, --legacy          Use legacy gas protocol.

As a development framework

See main.py for example use.

Installation

To install with pip:

pip3 install secure-web3==1.2.7

You can also install from source by cloning this repo, installing the dependencies in requirements.txt, and running `setup.py build` and then `setup.py install`.

Configuration

secure-web3 expects to find your rpc endpoints in the .env file. It will look for these names:

{network}_http_endpoint {network}_ws_endpoint

Example:

ethereum_http_endpoint ethereum_ws_endpoint

If you need RPC endpoints, I highly recommend Quicknode. Here is a referal:

https://www.quicknode.com?tap_a=67226-09396e&tap_s=3874015-93e753&utm_source=affiliate&utm_campaign=generic&utm_content=affiliate_landing_page&utm_medium=generic

If pycryptodome crashes ...

Run $ pip3 install --upgrade pycryptodome

If web3 crashes,

run $pip3 install web3 --upgrade



from secure_web3 import sw3
manager = sw3.wallet_manager.WalletManager(wallet_file)
priv_key = manager.decrypt_load_wallet()

Changelog

January 28th, 2023 -- Added support for flashbots RPC and private transactions.