A developer's crypto wallet. Check out the announcement blog post.
- Metamask drop-in replacement
- "Connect with MetaMask"
- base EIP-1193 support
- submit transactions, sign messages without intrusive popups
- anvil-aware
- track transaction history
- track deployed smart contracts (via traces, so internal deploys are also detected)
- automatically track chain restarts / reverts / nonce updates
- track local foundry projects, sync ABIs and deploys (ethui#166)
- connection list
- fork & simulate mainnet transactions locally. for debugging & security (prototype at ETHGlobal Lisbon)
- impersonate / prank on any dApp (prototype at ETHGlobal Lisbon)
- fine-grained control over account and network selection (i.e. different selections per tab, or per domain)
- UI
Right now there is none. Our "go to market strategy" is to help developers looking to speed up their feedback loop. This means:
- mnemonic defaults to
test test test ... junk
- no encryption, no passwords to input all the time. just a plain HD Wallet
- no annoying popups for confirmations, gas estimates, etc (they'll come, but opt-in)
- no need to "Reset your Account" to reset the
nonce
This will change very very soon thought, but more future work will include:
- other 3rd party encryption software (e.g.: GPG)
- Hardware wallets
- WalletConnect
- Check the latest release
- Download the appropriate binary for your architecture, and set it up in your
$PATH
- Download
extension.zip
and manually install it in your browser (currently tested on Google Chrome, more to come soon): 3.1. Extract the zip file 3.2. go tochrome://extensions
3.3. enableDeveloper mode
(upper right corner) 3.4. Load unpacked -> choose the directory you extracted from the ZIP file - Run
iron
.
Check out the Contribution Guide
Iron is a [Tauri application]. Tauri's requirements are all that should be needed to build the wallet. You'll also need Google Chrome, running a profile without MetaMask or other wallet installed, to be solved once EIP-6963 is widely adopted)
You may also like to use optional justfile, if you prefer that over yarn
.
1. Clone the repo and install dependencies:
git clone git@github.com:subvisual/iron && cd iron
2. Run the initial build, which will install dependencies and build the extension dist
:
yarn setup
3. Install the extension
- Open Google Chrome
- go to
chrome://extensions
- enable
Developer mode
(upper right corner) - Load unpacked -> choose the
iron/extension/dist
directory - Iron should now be running
4. Start the app in development mode
yarn app:dev
Note: If you change the extension' code, you may also need to use yarn extension:dev
, and to manually reload it on chrome://extensions
. Live code reloading is tricky with these.