thanks
Yeah sure, as if he would just give the results of his hard work to other cryptocoins, that makes sense.....
I'm glad Satoshi didn't have this attitude.
Or the originators of cryptonote/bytecoin, for that matter...
NXT didn't release the source code at first. Eventually it got released, but it was closed source to begin with.
And NXT is currently valued at a little more than half of its closest competitor according to coinmarketcap.com - Bitshares, which has been open source from the start. Likewise, Monero and Bytecoin, which are completely open source, are valued at about double what Darknote is. Maybe it's a coincidence, maybe it's not...
This should be left to the dev to discuss. Right now you are discussing the open source of a GUI wallet only. The coin source is available - https://github.com/ducknote/darknote
The wallet is a very simple build and I suspect utilizes the arguments that are hard coded within Cryptonote.
--daemon-address=arg
simplewallet connects to the daemon instance at host:port
--daemon-host=arg
simplewallet c0nnects to the daemon instance at host arg instead of localhost
--daemon-port=arg
simplewallet connects to the localhost daemon instance at port arg instead of 8081
To sum this up
simplewallet --wallet-file=example_wallet.bin --pass=12345 --daemon-address=123.123.1.1:8082
Except in our instance the simplewallet is the GUI.
You can process payments via JSONRPC
{
"jsonrpc":"2.0",
"method":"transfer",
"params":
{
"destinations":
[
{
"amount":11111,
"address":"248iCFTjpRKGdoD34B6nJVfgLLgnoucNhMYWeTVAAkpoQQV6yVve2sxh6QVxSh4HW213Wy5siw8eBa5k2G1sV639QzFWqGD"
},
{
"amount":22222,
"address":"248iCFTjpRKGdoD34B6nJVfgLLgnoucNhMYWeTVAAkpoQQV6yVve2sxh6QVxSh4HW213Wy5siw8eBa5k2G1sV639QzFWqGD"
}
],
"payment_id":"",
"fee":1000000,
"mixin":0,
"unlock_time":0
}
}
A good portion of this is trivial for a coder and can be achieved easily.