Versions

• Chrome extension (default)
• Android
• iOS
• Win Electron
• Mac Electron
• Linux Electron
• Web version for browsers
• Mobile web version for browsers
• PWA on Android
• PWA on iOS
• PWA on desktop (mostly like web version)
• Browsers extension (not Chrome)

NPM Commands

• npm run start - webpack update files

• npm run make - build ./dist folder for production

• npm run test - test

• npm run electron - run electron version on ./dist

• npm run pack - build electron production apps (mac, win, linux) from ./dist to ./desktop

• npm run prod - run simple node server on ./dist

• npm run stop - stop node server

• npm run ci - run ci webhook inside pm2

• npm run "ci stop" - stop ci webhook

• npm outdated

• npx cap add ios/android

• npx cap copy ios/android

• npx cap sync

• npx cap open ios/android

Manifest

• v2 now, will be v3
• There is two manifests files for reasons
• manifest.json - chrome and electron default manifest
• manifest.webmanifest - web and pwa default manifest

SRC

• server - simple server for ./dist folder
• popup - index.html only one js file
• background - extension background file
• background.taskHandler -
• handler - message handler for app

Handler will be launched from popup for web version and from background for extension.

• lockAccount -
• indexDB - indexed DB key value implementation
• contentScript -
• user - default user model
• src/ui - react app
• src/ui/Space - background for web version
• src/copied - static files

Account options

• Mnemonic phrase
• Ledger
• Simple private keys with option to import more old ones

Memory

• global.userStorage - storage implementation
• global.asyncRequest -
• global.chrome
• ENQWeb -
• ENQWeb.Enq -
• ENQWeb.Enq.User -
• ENQWeb.Net -

Ledger features

• To correctly sign a transaction through the ledger, you must first calculate the hash of the transaction fields, put this hash in tx.hash, and pass the hash (tx.hash) to the signature

For build ios

1. brew install autoconf automake