Aditya Kulkarni 42444e87ff Hello World gRPC call		5 years ago
demo-www	Expose verified (and thus spendable) balance	5 years ago
envoy	Pin envoy version to avoid deprecation errors	5 years ago
rust-lightclient	Hello World gRPC call	5 years ago
zcash-client-backend-wasm	Expose verified (and thus spendable) balance	5 years ago
zcash-client-sdk-js	Blossom consesus branchID	5 years ago
README.md	ZcashClient.sendToAddress()	5 years ago
build.sh	Simple demo displaying address of a fixed spending key	5 years ago

README.md

Zcon1 WASM demo

Dependencies

Building

$ ./build.sh

Running the backend

Web browsers currently cannot talk directly to gRPC servers, so it is necessary to run a proxy as part of the backend. The envoy/ subdirectory contains a Dockerfile and config file for an Envoy proxy that listens on localhost:8081 and will route requests to a lightwalletd frontend listening on localhost:9067.

See the lightwalletd documentation for details on how to set up a local lightwalletd testnet instance. Note that when starting the frontend, you may need to use --bind-addr 0.0.0.0:9067 so that the Docker container can access it.

To build and run the Envoy proxy:

$ docker build -t lightwalletd/envoy -f envoy/envoy.Dockerfile envoy
$ docker run -d -p 8081:8081 --network=host lightwalletd/envoy

Running the demo

$ ln -s "$HOME/.zcash-params" demo-www/params
$ cd demo-www
$ npm run start

Then open http://localhost:8080/ in your browser.