P2P Wallet Prototype

A Open Source Browser Based Solana Wallet. Version "0.1a Wormhole Hackathon" Built on top of Solana, ProjectSerum

Live demo available at github-pages

P2P Wallet Prototype supports a number features such as:

Create/Access Wallet with seed. Your private keys are only stored on your current computer or device.
Create Wrapped tokens addresses
Displaying balances of SOL token and Wrapped tokens
Displaying the value of assets in dollars.
Send and receive SOL token and Wrapped tokens
Transaction history
Transaction details
HD (BIP32,BIP39) support
QR code generation
Nice UI

Further development:

One-tap access to swap assets
Improving security
Wallet Connect integration
Send/Receive Wrapped tokens to/from Ethereum Blockchain
DeFi support

Project overview

We use lerna to manage packages which are residing under the packages directory. To lint and format our code, such tools as eslint and prettier are used.

p2p-wallet-web
├── .github
├── .husky
├── node_modules
├── src
└── packages
    ├── core
    ├── eslint-config
    ├── eslint-config-react
    ├── example
    ├── sail
    ├── tsconfig
    ├── ui
    └── web

Packages bear the following purposes:

core : all general-purpose logic, including type definitions, app-wide context providers, etc.
eslint-config : eslint general configuration
eslint-config-react : eslint configuration for React-specific code
sail : a collection of custom hooks and other application-wide logic
tsconfig : Typescript configurations
ui : a collection of commonly used components and storybook to view them in the browser.
web : wallet web interface

Build it yourself

If you'd rather build the application yourself, please ensure you have nodejs/npm/yarn already installed locally.

Clone the repo

git clone https://github.com/p2p-org/p2p-wallet-web.git

Install dependencies with yarn.

cd p2p-wallet-web
yarn

Project uses lerna for package management. You will need to build the packages first before starting development.

yarn build

Rename .env.development.example in the web package to .env.development and fill it with your environmental variables.

cd packages/web
mv .env.development.example .env.development

Once packages have been built, you can start the project locally. Open http://localhost:3000/ to see it in the browser. If having build errors, make sure that your Node.js version is at least v11 or higher .

cd packages/web
yarn start

To start storybook change directory to packages/ui and start the storybook server. Open http://localhost:6006/ to see it in the browser.

cd packages/ui
yarn storybook

Development

Install the following extensions in your code editor for linting and ease of work with the code:

eslint
prettier
stylelint
linaria

Contributing