EnuGui is a limited-functionality release of a light wallet being designed for the Enumivo blockchain. This application can be used to connect to a remote Enumivo API endpoint to perform producer voting actions and a few basic wallet commands.

• Block Producer Voting: Select which block producers to support and cast your vote. Please note that the block producer voting UI is not a research tool; it is a simple interface that provides a secure way to vote.
• Token Transfers: Transfer ENU or any other token you may have a balance for to another user or exchanges.
• CPU/Bandwidth Staking: Stake your ENU as either Bandwidth or CPU. This grants rights to resource usage on the network, in addition to conveying weight while voting for block producers.
• Local Wallet: Set a password while importing your private key to create a local wallet. Your key will be encrypted locally using this password. This password will be required each time you need to unlock the wallet.
• Temporary Usage: If you prefer not to store your keys within the application, simply choose not to set a password. When the application quits, your key will be forgotten.

The latest release will always be available on the releases page of this repository:

https://github.com/enumivo/enugui/releases

To determine which file you need, if you are a...

• MacOS User: Download either the DMG (enugui-***.dmg) or ZIP (enugui-***-mac.zip) file.
• Windows User: Download the EXE (enugui-***.exe) file.
• Linux User: Download either the SNAP (enugui-***-_amd64.snap) or DEB (enugui-***-_amd64.deb) file

When using EnuGui, all transactions are signed within the application and your key is never transmitted. If a local wallet password is specified, the application will also save and encrypt your key for future use, using AES-256 encryption.

We offer a public list of nodes within this repository for use with this application:

https://github.com/enumivo/enugui/blob/master/nodes.md

This list will be updated over time and can be referenced from within the initial connection screen in the app.

If you'd rather build the application yourself, please ensure you have nodejs/npm/yarn already installed locally.

Note: If you are configuring this Electron application within a Windows development environment, it will involve additional steps.

git clone https://github.com/enumivo/enugui.git enugui
cd enugui
npm install
cd app
npm install
cd ..

Then, depending on what OS you use, either:

• MacOS: npm run package-mac
• Linux: npm run package-linux
• Windows: npm run package-win

If you are building a binary, it must be compiled from the target OS. Windows builds need to be built on Windows, etc.

The files built will be located in the releases folder within the root project folder.