/staking-wallet

TETRA - the new Orbs web-based staking wallet with token locking support

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Orbs Staking Wallet (Tetra)

Web client that enables users to take part in the ORBS pos staking process. All contract interactions are done with the orbs-pos-data library.

Test

  • For unit tests, run in terminal in root project directory:

    npm run test

Running - Local ethereum network

  • Start local ethereum network (Ganache)

     cd ./ganach-env
 npm run start-ganache

    This will start a Ganache local network that will keep running until stopped (You might want to use a separate terminal for this).

  • Deploy the ORBS contracts (from the ORBS test-driver) to your local Ganache

    cd ./ganach-env
npm run deploy-driver

    Wait for the contracts to be deployed and proceed to the next step.

  • Start local dev server (from the root folder of the project)

    npm run dev

  • Open the localhost address in your browser (localhost:8080)

  • In your browser, set MetaMask network to 'localhost 7545'

  • Start using Tetra :)

Ethereum dev account

  • Please add the ORBS dev account (This account will get ORBS assigned to on your local network)

  • dev account private key : 0xf2ce3a9eddde6e5d996f6fe7c1882960b0e8ee8d799e0ef608276b8de4dc7f19

  • IMPORTANT : Be careful not to use this account on the mainnet !!!

Deploy

  • Run in terminal in root project directory:

    npm run deploy

Deploy your own version to github pages

You can deploy your own version of Tetra to github pages very easily.

  1. Open a new repo on github.
  2. Change the value of the env variable 'DEPLOY_REPO' in the 'deploy' command on 'package.json' to match the name of your new repo.
  3. Change the values on ".env"
    • ETHEREUM_NETWORK - ropsten/mainnet
    • PUBLIC_BASE_PATH - '/' + the name of your repo
    • PUBLIC_BASE_PATH_SECTIONS - 1 (for github pages)
  4. Change 'segmentCount' on '404.html' to 1 (for github pages).
  5. Run in terminal 
    npm run deploy

Your own tetra version will now be deployed on the URL (your-github-user).github.io/(your-repo-name)

Note : After your first deploy you will need to set your repo to be used as a project site on GitHub pages

  1. Open your repo page on GitHub.
  2. Go to 'Settings' -> options
  3. Go to the 'GitHub Pages' section.
  4. Activate GitHub pages and select you master branch as its source for deployment.