safewallet desktop wallet for Safecoin ($SAFE) that runs on Linux, Windows and macOS.
Head over to the releases page and grab the latest installers or binary. https://github.com/Fair-Exchange/safewallet/releases
safewallet needs a Safecoin full node running safecoind. If you already have a safecoind node running, safewallet will connect to it.
If you don't have one, safewallet will start its embedded safecoind node.
Additionally, if this is the first time you're running safewallet or a safecoind daemon, safewallet will download the zcash params (~1.7 GB) and configure safecoin.conf for you.
Pass --no-embedded to disable the embedded safecoind and force safewallet to connect to an external node.
safewallet is written in C++ 14, and can be compiled with g++/clang++/visual c++. It also depends on Qt5, which you can get from here. Note that if you are compiling from source, you won't get the embedded safecoind by default. You can either run an external safecoind, or compile safecoind as well.
sudo apt-get install qt5-default qt5-qmake libqt5websockets5-dev qtcreator
git clone https://github.com/Fair-Exchange/safewallet.git
cd safewallet
qmake safe-qt-wallet.pro CONFIG+=debug
make -j$(nproc)
./safewallet
sudo pacman -S qt5-base qt5-tools qtcreator qt5-websockets rust
git clone https://github.com/Fair-Exchange/safewallet.git
cd safewallet
./build.sh linguist
./build.sh release
./safewallet
You need Visual Studio 2017 (The free C++ Community Edition works just fine).
From the VS Tools command prompt
git clone https://github.com/Fair-Exchange/safewallet.git
cd safewallet
c:\Qt5\bin\qmake.exe safe-qt-wallet.pro -spec win32-msvc CONFIG+=debug
nmake
debug\safewallet.exe
To create the Visual Studio project files so you can compile and run from Visual Studio:
c:\Qt5\bin\qmake.exe safe-qt-wallet.pro -tp vc CONFIG+=debug
You need to install the Xcode app or the Xcode command line tools first, and then install Qt.
git clone https://github.com/Fair-Exchange/safewallet.git
cd safewallet
qmake safe-qt-wallet.pro CONFIG+=debug
make
./safewallet.app/Contents/MacOS/safewallet
For a more indepth build guide please read our mac build guide here
In binary releases, safewallet will use node binaries in the current directory to sync a node from scratch. It does not attempt to download them, it bundles them. To simulate this from a developer setup, you can symlink these four files in your Git repo:
ln -s ../safecoin/src/safecoind
ln -s ../safecoin/src/safecoin-cli
The above assumes safewallet and safecoin git repos are in the same directory. File names on Windows will need to be tweaked.
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