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Arweave Wallet dApp

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The dApp of reference to control every aspects of Arweave Wallet. Select your active wallet, generate new ones, transfer ARs, manage your dApps permissions, and more!

Purpose

As MetaMask doesn't currently include a way of extending/modifying its UI through Snaps, we have to come up with a separate solution in order to expose Arweave Wallet functionnalities to users. The Arweave Wallet dApp is here to fill this role but it also serves other purposes:

  1. It's aiming at becoming a full-fledged Arweave wallet allowing you to: manage Arweave keys, send AR, views all the transactions attached to a wallet, amongst other things

  2. But it's also the main way through which you will be able to configure Arweave Wallet, review how dApps you're connected to are using your keys, review the permissions you granted them, ...

  3. While we want it to be the Wallet of reference for many things you'd need to do with Arweave Wallet, all of its abilities are procured by the Adapter, which is what developers will use to integrate any dApp with Arweave Wallet. So if you're eager to see how a dApp should integrate with Arweave Wallet, the Wallet also serves as a complete example!

Hosted On The Permaweb

Thanks to the power of Arweave, every new versions of the Arweave Wallet dApp will be uploaded to the Permaweb, allowing you to rest assured that it will forever be available. The domain https://arsnap.org will always redirect to the latest uploaded version.

permanent on Arweave

Testing with ArLocal

You can try sending ARs with Arweave Wallet without actually needing to have some by setting up a local testnet. This is fortunately easy to do thanks to ArLocal, keep reading this section if you want to know how.

To start a local Arweave testnet make sure NodeJS is installed on your machine then run the command in a terminal:

npx arlocal

If it is the first time you run this command you'll be prompted whether you approve the installation of the package, press enter to continue. You will know the testnet is correctly running when the message "arlocal started on port 1984" is printed. Now, in order to use your local testnet, head over to the general settings page and select the localhost gateway.

ArLocal allows users to mint new ARs straight into their wallet in order to test making transactions and interacting with the testnet. In order to give yourself some fake ARs, visit this URL:

https://localhost:1984/mint/<your-wallet-address>/<amount-of-winston>

So for example:

https://localhost:1984/mint/u50tnPYCJK0Kuh6bL8u_EB3V6kjrytij2jkby83EMMg/1000000000000000

Will send 1000 AR to u50tnPYCJK0Kuh6bL8u_EB3V6kjrytij2jkby83EMMg.