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Build custom waves wallet for your node
Suppose we are working in ubuntu (in other systems should be similar)
sudo apt-get install nodejs npm git
For windows things are different (what's why you probably love it) - you have to install tools manually:
This is to set up build pipeline and dependency management.
npm install -g grunt-cli bower
Downloading source code and installing dependencies
git clone https://github.com/wavesplatform/WavesExplorerLite.git
cd WavesGUI
npm install
Building a distribution
grunt distr
You can find distribution packages grouped by network type in ./distr directory. Waves Platform team uses three main
configurations: devnet, testnet and mainnet. All of them are configured in Gruntfile.js
If you're going to customize client look and feel or just change it's functionality, you need to understand how to test your changes locally. Ready to test package is created by grunt via command line:
gunt build-local
Just use your browser to open ./src/index.html
To test just-in-time changes you can run
grunt watch
This instructs grunt to monitor changes in templates, scripts and build file and run build-local for you.
Refresh your browser to see what's changed.
If you want to create your own version of a client to existing network, we've got you covered. It works out of the box. You would probably like to change client's node address. It's easy. For example, node address for testnet could be changed here
In this case you need to know how chain parameters work. The network uses code symbol which should match the same setting of your node. You also have to change node address. Please make sure that this address is accessible from your customers' machines. Modification of network name parameter is optional, but feel free to change it to something more meaningful to you.