An OSMOSE Wallet in your pocket
OSMOSE's mobile wallet is a hybrid application (using the same codebase for Android and iOS which helps with coordinated development). Created using Ionic framework and ARK’s TypeScript API to interact with the OSMOSE network via your mobile phone, anytime, anywhere (as long as you have an internet connection).
- Import your existing passphrase (import by QR Scanner or write/paste your passphrase).
- Generate a new passphrase.
- Encrypt access to your profile with a custom 6 digit PIN (AES256+PBKDF2).
- Most transaction types are available: send, receive, vote, unvote, register a delegate.
- Connects to both mainnet and devnet.
- Option for additional profiles (separate profiles for different OSMOSE addresses or networks).
- Option to add contacts and easily transact with them.
- Total balance of your combined OSMOSE addresses.
- Wallet backup - input your selected PIN to decrypt your wallet and gain view of your private data.
- Change PIN - if you want to change your encryption/decryption PIN you can easily do so.
- Clear Data - you can clear all your data from the phone.
- Overview of network status with an option to change peer.
- Current market value, along with weekly movements.
- Support for showing data in different FIAT currencies.
First follow the steps below to install the dependencies:
$ npm install -g ionic [email protected]
$ npm install
$ ionic cordova prepareRun on device:
$ ionic cordova run ios
$ ionic cordova run androidDebug in browser:
$ npm run ionic:serveTo run the unit tests:
$ npm testTo run the unit tests and watch them:
$ npm run test:unitTo run the unit tests and generate a coverage report:
$ npm run test:coverageTo run the E2E (end to end) tests:
$ npm run test:e2e- If you find any bugs, submit an issue or open pull-request, helping us catch and fix them.
- Engage with other users and developers on OSMOSE Slack.
- Help translate.
- Lúcio Rubens [email protected]
- Alex Barnsley [email protected]
- Fabien Palazo [email protected]
OSMOSE Mobile is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.