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Topic: New Pywallet 0.0.1a6 - page 5. (Read 31130 times)

legendary
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May Bitcoin be touched by his Noodly Appendage
September 17, 2013, 07:29:29 AM
#6
Thanks for your interest guys.
Looks like importing features is rather easy so the next (last?) tricky task will be to implement the web server class I made.

It would be nice to see this on mac Wink
It would only require python and repairing the python bsd package (broken in osx).



A few images:

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Select wallet.dat

Click "dump"

legendary
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September 17, 2013, 03:26:00 AM
#6
It would be nice to see this on mac Wink
legendary
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The Concierge of Crypto
September 17, 2013, 03:23:54 AM
#5
I'm always a fan. watch-wallet and insert-random-wallet and pretending to be Satoshi were my favorite features.
full member
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September 17, 2013, 02:24:57 AM
#4
this is fantastic.  Thank you!
hero member
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September 16, 2013, 06:49:48 PM
#3
Very cool to Pywallet getting some much needed spring cleaning.  Besides its obvious uses, I've found it to be a useful reference for understanding how bitcoind uses BDB, quickly bringing up some ECDSA math in Python, etc.

Keep it up!
legendary
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September 14, 2013, 07:20:31 PM
#2
Progress so far



legendary
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September 14, 2013, 07:19:58 PM
#1
Pywallet is a software I forked 2 years ago. It allowed importing addresses into wallets and dumping wallets. Since then I added functionalities like deleting keys, merging wallets and building transactions, among others.
I have planned to rebuild Pywallet from scratch for a few months now.

Some reasons made this rebuilding absolutely necessary:
  • I'm far better at Python and Bitcoin
  • The amount of code I added is huge and the additions lacked logic
  • The code then became a mess and hard to maintain
  • This prevents developpers to read/check the code efficiently
  • A part of the code is from Joric and this prevents me from having a global view of the code
  • The CLI and the WUI of pywallet are totally divided, so:
    • The features that are shared by them are written twice
    • They don't even have access to the same features
  • Some dependencies are actually unnecessary
  • I'd like to have a GUI

The rebuilding has now started.
Currently the plan is:
  • Create unique feature declarations
  • Create the CLI system and make it handle the features
  • Create the GUI system and make it handle the features
  • Create the WUI system and make it handle the features
  • Easy update
  • Windows executable (only one file)
  • Make walletdump reads a passphrase
  • Implement real features*
  • Make a CSS for the WUI
  • Use Ajax in the WUI
  • Create a class instead of using global variables

The purpose of this thread is to post the progression and to read about the suggestions or comments you might have.





* Implemented features so far:
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Dump your wallet
Dump your keys

Dump your transactions to a file **
Recover wallets
Import a key into your wallet
Import keys

Merge two wallets
Import a transaction into your wallet
Import a read-only address (encrypted wallets only)
Get some info about one key and sign/verify messages
Print the balance of a Bitcoin address

Delete keys from your wallet
Transaction creation
Plus those new ones:
Quote
ECDSA calculations
Dump wallets from other clients ** (Electrum, other)

** Not sure I will ever implement it



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Changelog:
0.0.1a6:
- doesn't need pywallet to run
- more info about private key
- CLI if bad --ui
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