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Symbol wallet (nem-catapult-wallet)

Official Android and iOS applications for NEM2(a.k.a Catapult).

Getting Started

This application is built on React Native and therefore assumes you have all the necessary CLI tools to run and manage this project. If not, please set up react native (choose tab React Native CLI Quickstart).

Prerequisites

  • The default network configuration is fetched from the env/default.json file, and as part of the first-time setup, you should provide these. Check the env/default.json.example file to see what keys are required.
  • Node version should be 12.1.0 or above.
  • Hermes is disabled [because of Realm dependency]
  • Android hosts 2 different product flavors - dev and prod, so you will need to specify this when building/releasing the application for android.
  • Yarn is preferred over NPM as a package manager.

That's it. Now you can clone, build and run this project.

Installing

$ git clone <url/to/this/project>
$ cd <path/to/this/project>
$ cp env/default.json.example env/default.json # now add your network configuration
$ yarn install # or npm install

Important: Post upgrading to 0.60.5+, the react-native-cli has issues with the run-android command which won't start the node server on Ubuntu/linux. As a work around, you will need to start it on your own by issuing the following command.

Open a new tab and

$ react-native start # --resetCache (for a clean build)

To run,

$ react-native run-android --variant=devDebug # or react-native run-ios (if you are on macOS)

Running the tests

$ yarn jest # add -i if you prefer to run this in band

Important: When running test suites from a cloud environment like jenkins or circleci, make sure to copy the .env.example as .env, which you can add as a setup step, and should happen before yarn jest command.

Build

Android

Android has 2 flavors

  • Dev
  • Prod

For creating a release or debug build type, run assemble{flavorName}{buildType} where buildType can be one of (Debug|Release). Visit this page for more details.

$ cd android/
$ ./gradlew assembleDevRelease # or any of `assembleDevRelease` | `assembleProdDebug` | `assembleProdRelease`

Note: apk(s) will be generated at app/build/outputs/apk/{flavor}/{buildType} folder depending on what flavor you built.

iOS

Set up the environment

Install Xcode and make sure your using latest Xcode.

Installing cocoaPods

All new(0.60+) react native apps use Cocoapods by default, so we need that as well Install cocoapods use following steps

Step 1: Install rubygems

If you already have RubyGems, make sure it's updated to the latest version. To update it, run the following command:

$ gem update --system
Step 2: Install cocoaPods

Run the two commands below to install CocoaPods.

$ sudo gem install cocoapods
$ pod setup
Step 3: Installing dependencies
$ cd <path/to/this/project/>
$ cd ios && pod install && cd ..
Running on a device

If you want to run the app on an actual physical iOS device, please follow the instructions here

Contributing

Please setup your local environment for signing commits. Also, read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

Versioning

We use SemVer for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository.

License

This project is licensed under Apache License 2.0.