XRP Wallet with SusPay?

[cmbartley]

https://github.com/segrax/xrp-wallet

[segra]

Yeah,

Granted SusPay will only work on the testnet until its enabled on the real network.

The GUI functionality to execute a FINISH or CANCEL is also non existent at the moment, but the code exists

https://github.com/segrax/xrp-wallet/blob/master/Source/Xrp_WalletFrm.cpp#L270

 

 

[segra]

Added those functions, but havn't recompiled/released.

 

Also, while i may eventually build it myself... a phone app with a qrcode scanner, and WSS functionality (to submit to ripple validator) would go well for use here (sign your transactions completely offline, scan the qr code off the screen with the phone app and its instantly on the network)

[PunishmentOfLuxury]

3 hours ago, theshadow said:

Also, while i may eventually build it myself... a phone app with a qrcode scanner, and WSS functionality (to submit to ripple validator) would go well for use here (sign your transactions completely offline, scan the qr code off the screen with the phone app and its instantly on the network)

That would be brilliant. Even with a never online PC there's a risk with transferring data via USB stick or whatever. QR code would be super safe.

[segra]

3 hours ago, PunishmentOfLuxury said:

That would be brilliant. Even with a never online PC there's a risk with transferring data via USB stick or whatever. QR code would be super safe.

It's actually painful doing it with USB, once or twice isn't so bad, but after that it becomes really annoying.

 

one thought I did have, was the possibility of using a cold wallet, combined with a "mobile" wallet. I havnt tried to compile any of RippleD for iOS (even just the parts required for signing ), but if we can sign transactions on IOS, you could easily setup a mobile wallet, funded by your cold wallet, with suspended payments... you know you need $5 a day, but randomly you need $50.

even if your phone is hacked during the day, unless you enter the proof to execute ( and the sequence number ), a large sum of value wouldn't be available, and given it only takes a few seconds for a transaction to process... if you did needit, what's a few seconds.

[Guest Vinnie]

On 1/24/2017 at 11:54 PM, cmbartley said:

https://github.com/segrax/xrp-wallet

This is awesome, do we know who wrote it? I have plans for building up ripple-libpp.

[cmbartley]

8 minutes ago, Vinnie said:

This is awesome, do we know who wrote it? I have plans for building up ripple-libpp.

I thought @theshadow had written it.

[segra]

8 minutes ago, cmbartley said:

I thought @theshadow had written it.

Yeah, thats correct,

[segra]

26 minutes ago, Vinnie said:

This is awesome, do we know who wrote it? I have plans for building up ripple-libpp.

I probably should have my nickname here changed 

But, what sort of plans, and what do you need from me ?

[Guest Vinnie]

1 minute ago, theshadow said:

what sort of plans, and what do you need from me ?

Just to continue to refactor, streamline, and add features. More documentation. Ultimately I would like ripple-libpp to be its own library and not require the rippled subtree. Lean it out a little bit too. Just polish it up in general. We might want to add features for maintaining connection to RCL at some point in the future.

[segra]

33 minutes ago, Vinnie said:

Just to continue to refactor, streamline, and add features. More documentation. Ultimately I would like ripple-libpp to be its own library and not require the rippled subtree. Lean it out a little bit too. Just polish it up in general. We might want to add features for maintaining connection to RCL at some point in the future.

ah, excellent. my next goal was to get the validator running and grab the current ledger from it, although I have no intention of making the cold wallet able to connect , it seemed like it could be useful for something at some point 

[segra]

@Vinnie what's your thoughts on gRPC?

[Guest Vinnie]

1 minute ago, theshadow said:

@Vinnie what's your thoughts on gRPC?

Is that from http://www.grpc.io/ ? Never heard of it before. Keep in mind, my area of expertise lies in the C++ side. Server more than client. So I don't have a lot of experience in these client side technologies. 

That said, I took a look at the C++ code in the repository (http://www.grpc.io/). Its not clear what interface it uses for networking. Seems not to use Boost.Asio. Of course, I am biased - I think anything worth using would be built on Boost.Asio since it tracks the Networking Technical Specification which will be part of the C++ standard at some point. And where' the HTTP parser? WebSocket code? RPC 2.0 at least is transport-independent. I guess I'm biased, the ideal RPC library for me will be one that is built on Beast
 

[nikb]

22 minutes ago, Vinnie said:

I guess I'm biased, the ideal RPC library for me will be one that is built on Beast

Go Beast!

[cmbartley]

@theshadow if you were interested investing serious time and effort into the build that members of XRPchat would willing to financially support it's development...

The community badly needs a trustworthy, commercial-grade cold wallet with a simple UI.