etherwall

Ethereum QT5 Wallet

Etherwall is a free software wallet/front-end for Ethereum.

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Usage

Latest geth is required to be running for Etherwall to work. Geth is provided if downloaded from the main website for windows and mac os x.

Default geth path on linux points to /usr/bin/geth

License

Etherwall is licensed under the GPLv3 license. See LICENSE for more info.

Development

General Requirements

Latest Geth

Qt5.6+ with qmake

Qt5 modules:

• qt5-declarative
• qt5-graphicaleffects
• qt5-quickcontrols
• qt5-websockets

google protobuf

hidapi

Linux Requirements

Udev

Windows Requirements

Mingw The project is set to use static (.a) files on Windows with absolute paths. You need to update the paths in the Etherwall.pro file to point to your compiled libraries.

For Qt5 runtime/deployment see: Qt5 for windows

NOTE: there is no protobuf generation script on windows atm. You need to run protoc --cpp_out into src/trezor/proto for all the trezor protocol files manually or use a unix-environment to run the script (e.g. MinGW)

Mac OS X Requirements

The project is set to use static (.a) files on Mac OS X with absolute paths. You need to update the paths in the Etherwall.pro file to point to your compiled libraries. You need protobuf compiled with CXXFLAGS=-mmacosx-version-min=10.9 to support older Mac versions (for releases)

For Qt5 runtime/deployment see: Qt5 for macos

Building

git submodule init
git submodule update
./generate_protobuf.sh
qmake -config release && make

Roadmap

TODO

• 2.1 improve UX

DONE

• 2.0 add "remote IPC" node support
• 1.6 add TREZOR support
• 1.4 add contract deployment
• 1.3 added contract support [invoking and watches]
• 0.9 add transaction history support [done]
• 0.8 initial release [done]

Caveats & bugs

Only supported client at the moment is Geth.

If etherwall freezes with TREZOR inserted just remove TREZOR and restart Etherwall. Then insert TREZOR in again. This happens from time to time on Linux, probably a bug in hidapi.