tanitall / NeoLink

A Chrome Extension Wallet for the Neo Smart Economy

NeoLink

This is a Chrome extension wallet for the Neo Smart Economy.

Currently the project is undergoing heavy development and is hardcoded to only operate on TestNet.

Current Features

• Open a wallet using an encyrpted WIF
• Get a list of transactions for any known address - does not require login
• Get the balance of any known address - does not require login
• Send Neo or Gas to an address
• Easily switch between TestNet and MainNet
• Test invoke smart contracts, with parameters, to determine gas cost and test
• Send invoke smart contracts with parameters and arguments
• Authorize both types of smart contract invocations as requested by third-party dApp
• SemVer 2.0 compliant http://semver.org/

Future Features and TODO

• Add progress indicator for all actions to show user something is happening
• Add global status bar or modal system
• Add custom network configuration
• Add persistent storage of user configuration
• Re-skin UI and layout
• Refactor: lint, modularity, and clarity
• Easy selection of MainNet, TestNet, or custom private net
• Contact book that remembers addresses used
• Configurable watch wallet for any saved addresses to display balances all in one view
• Claim Gas
• Create wallet
• Import Wallet
• Export Wallet
• Add arbitrary number of arguments for smart contract invocation
• Ledger hardware support
• Any ideas from the community!

Setup

yarn install

cd node_modules/neon-js; npm run-script build; cd ../../

yarn run start # (for development with live reload)

yarn run build # (production)

Your unpacked extension will be in the ./build/ folder.

See https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/getstarted#unpacked for instructions on manually loading an unpacked Chrome extension in developer mode.

Use NeoLink with your dApp

Add the following code to your dApp:

<input type='text' id='contractScriptHash' />
<input type='text' id='operationName' />
<input type='text' id='runInvokeArgument1' />
<input type='text' id='runInvokeArgument2' />
<input type='text' id='assetType' />
<input type='text' id='assetAmount' />

<button id="runInvokeButton">Invoke</button>
<script>
document.getElementById("runInvokeButton).addEventListener("click",
    function() {
      var scriptHash = document.getElementById("contractScriptHash").value
      var operation = document.getElementById("operationName").value
      var invokeArg1 = document.getElementById("runInvokeArgument1").value
      var invokeArg2 = document.getElementById("runInvokeArgument2").value
      var type = document.getElementById("assetType").value
      var amount = document.getElementById("assetAmount").value

      var invocationObject = {
        'scriptHash': scriptHash,
        'operation': operation,
        'arg1': invokeArg1,
        'arg2': invokeArg2,
        'assetType': type,
        'assetAmount': amount
      }
      window.postMessage({ type: "FROM_PAGE", text: invocationObject }, "*");
}, false);
</script>

Please note that currently the code is limited to a maximum of three arguments to the smart contract.