enugui is a limited-functionality release of a light wallet being designed for the ENU blockchain. This application can be used to connect to a remote ENU 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. The current password/key encryption scheme can currently be found here.
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 [email protected]:enumivo/enugui.git enugui
cd enugui
yarn install
Then either:
- MacOS:
yarn package - Linux:
yarn package-linux - Windows:
yarn package-win - All:
yarn package-all
The files built will be located in the releases folder within the root project folder.
git clone [email protected]:enumivo/enugui.git enugui
cd enugui
yarn install
yarn dev