A non-custodial Kaspa wallet app for iOS and Android
As of now, development on kwallet has been paused. The project is open for anyone interested in continuing its development. Feel free to contribute and take it forward.
Donations accepted!
Frameworks
git clone https://github.com/colinfran/kwallet.git
cd kwallet
yarn install
cd server
yarn install
cd ..
Once all packages have been installed, run the following commands
cp .env-example .env
cp ./server/.env-example ./server/.env
After running these commands, go into the root .env file and add your computer's network IP. This is needed for when running yarn run dev. When you run this command, it will run with your local server. When testing with local server and an external device, the device needs to be able to send requests to the local server.
To run the Expo app with local server, you will need to have two terminal instances open.
In the first terminal instance, run the server:
yarn run server
In the second instance, run the expo app:
yarn run app:dev
To run the Expo app with production server, in a single terminal run:
yarn run app:prod
NOTE THAT IF YOU WANT TO RUN APP WITH PRODUCTION SERVER, YOU WILL NEED TO REACH OUT TO @colinfran FOR A PRODUCTION SERVER API KEY.
Listed below are the free 3rd party services used to help keep the app running smoothly.
| Service | Product |
|---|---|
| Bug Tracking and Error Reporting | Sentry.io |
| Uptime Monitoring | BetterUptime |
| Zoho Email Services | Zoho |
The Kwallet website is hosted on GitHub Pages. The website code can be found here.
To maximize bandwidth for the API server, all static files, web pages, images, etc are hosted by GitHub Pages.
To deploy the website you need admin privledges to the repo. To deploy website to github pages, run:
yarn run deploy-website
Under the hood, the kwallet website files are bundled and pushed up to a specific branch: "gh-pages". This branch is what is used to host the website.
The root domain (kwallet.app) is hosted via GitHub Pages. The api subdomain (api.kwallet.app) is hosted via DigitalOcean. All this was set up through the DNS records. Must have admin access to be able to make changes to DNS records.