THIS IS NOT THE OFFICIAL BOB WALLET !!!
THIS IS A PERSONAL-USE FORK OF BOB CALLED BETTY. DO NOT USE THIS WALLET.
You have been warned.
- Increased list lengths in Portfolio and Watchlist (100 & 200)
- Russian language integration
- Romanian language integration
- 'Sort by expiry time' in Domain Manager
- Renumeration of expiry times (1 = 1-2, 2 = 2-3, etc...)
- Bulk Transfer to display IDNs
Bob Wallet is a Handshake wallet with an integrated full node.
Status: This is pre-alpha personal-use software. As with all wallet GUIs, please use with care, and at your own risk.
Please see this guide, courtesy of @pinheadmz, for more detailed information.
apt-get install libusb-1.0-0-dev libudev-dev
git clone https://github.com/kyokan/bob-wallet
cd bob-wallet
npm install
Build the app package:
npm run package-linux
The output app will be created in the /release
folder. Open Bob-x.x.x.AppImage
to start the wallet.
If you are running OSX on an arm64 processor (aka "Apple Silicon" or "M1") it is highly recommended to upgrade to Node.js v16 which has arm64 support.
Building for OSX requires one extra "optional" dependency (dmg-license) that can not currently be installed on Windows/Linux systems:
brew install libusb
git clone https://github.com/kyokan/bob-wallet
cd bob-wallet
npm install
npm install dmg-license
Build the app package for the native architecture of your Mac:
npm run package-mac
If you are running OSX on an arm64 but want to build the executable for x86 (Intel)
Macs, you can do so but you must first downgrade to Node.js v14 or re-install Node.js v16
for x86 instead of arm64. Building for a non-native architecture will seriously impair
the performance of the application, so this option is only recommended for multi-platform
distribution by maintainers with M1 Macs. As an extra complication, this process must
be run in an environment where libunbound
is available as an x86 package.
npm run package-mac-intel
The output app will be created in the /release/mac
or /release/mac-arm64
folder.
Open Bob.app
to start the wallet.
Why are you using windows? Start here.