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Sherlock Wallet

A wallet for the Bitcoin connoisseur.

Try it out: https://sherlock.eordano.com

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Motivation

This wallet is expected to be a swiss army knife for the bitcoin developer. Often, I need a wallet to debug a transaction, receive some small coins, test a transaction on testnet, evaluate a script, craft a transaction from a set of UTXOs, and I wanted to have a nice interface for it.

This app is a work in progress, and it relies heavily on the bitcore library and BlockCypher's API.

Getting Started

Just clone the repo and install the necessary node modules:

$ git clone https://github.com/eordano/sherlock.git
$ cd sherlock
$ npm install       # may take a while...
$ npm start         # compile and launch

Then, browse to http://localhost:3000/

Wishlist

Features I'll eventually code into this:

Hacking

The folder structure should make it easy to understand where everything sits.

Some annotations on where stuff lives, to get started:

src
├── app                  # Contains most of the boilerplate code for the app
│   ├── routes
│   │   └── index.js     # Add here routes to new things
│   ├── styles
│   │   └── core.scss    # Custom css
│   └── views
│       └── sidebar.js   # Add more items to the sidebar here
├── blockchain
│   └── ...              # Blockchain related code (mostly BlockCypher interactions)
├── dashboard
├── index.html
├── keys                 # Key management section
├── main.js
├── redux
│   ├── definer.js       # Useful to trash action definition boilerplate
│   └── rootReducer.js   # Import and add new reducers here
├── txcreator            # Craft Transaction code
└── utxos                # Management of UTXOs handled by the wallet

Acknowledgments

This project started as a way to test out the redux framework, and it is a fork of the react-redux-starter-kit by davezuko.

For all things bitcoin, it uses the bitcore library by BitPay, Inc.

License

Licensed under the MIT License

Copyright

© 2016 by Esteban Ordano eordano@gmail.com