FireWallet
Installation
Watch Installation VideoFireWallet doesn't include HSD so you need to run a separate HSD node (or use Bob's).
Check if you have python installed by opening a terminal and runningpython3 --version
Make sure that you have Python 3.10 or above.
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Check if you have git installed by opening a terminal and runninggit --version
It shouldn't matter what version you are using.
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If you want FireWallet to run the backend wallet for you, you need to have Node installed. Check if it is with:node --version
Preferably use at least version 20.
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Open a terminal in the folder you wish to have the FireWallet files stored (eg. Documents or Downloads). Note that installing will create a new folder called firewalletbrowser. Then run the following command to download FireWalletgit clone https://git.woodburn.au/nathanwoodburn/firewalletbrowser.git
Install the required components by runningcd firewalletbrowserpython3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
Copy the example.env file from where FireWallet installed to a new file called .env (in the same folder).
Now you can edit the .env file to set your configuration. You will need to set the HSD_API to the api key from HSD or Bob (in Settings > Network & Connection > Internal HSD Node > View API Key)
Or set INTERNAL_HSD=true to tell FireWallet to manage the wallet backend for you.
You shouldn't need to change the other settings unless you have a more complex setup (eg. using a remote node)
Open a terminal in the folder you have the FireWallet files stored (eg. Documents/firewalletbrowser or Downloads/firewalletbrowser).
Then run the following command to start FireWalletpython3 server.py
If you want more debugging you can also start withpython3 main.py
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