⚠️!DEPRECATED! - The vulture project is deprecated ⚠️

Vulture Wallet | Browser Version

Sleek, open-source, non-custodial & multi-chain Crypto Wallet.

Vulture is an open-source cryptocurrency wallet that aims to become a general interface for blockchain, primarily made for Aleph Zero, but with a strong focus on supporting multi-chain.

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Things to Note

• Vulture is developed by psycoders.club (previously xavax)
• Vulture will support the Ledger hardware wallet in the near future, you will be able to use both non-hardware mnemonic accounts & Ledger accounts simultaneously.
• Vulture currently only has a browser extension version, but a mobile wallet is in development.

Branches

Vulture has three main branches:

• Dev - The dev branch has frequent rolling updates, this version likely has new features that are buggy, the wallet may even be in an unfinished state here; crazy things happen in this branch.
• Nightly - The nightly branch contains a release candidate version of the next Vulture update, it might be (probably is) buggy .
• Master - The master branch contains the version of Vulture as you can find in the Chrome Web Store or any web extension store.

The Dev branch is the default branch as all the high-octane developin' happens there. Other branches for very feature-specific things may likely arrise with time and will be merged with Dev.

~ For The Devs ~

Build Requirements:

You will need: Nodejs, NPM, Yarn, and Vue Cli (>5.0.0),

Install yarn: npm i -g yarn

Install vue cli: npm i -g @vue/cli

Build Vulture

After you've cloned git clone https://github.com/psycoders-club/vulture-wallet-browser the repository into a directory, run yarn install in the directory to install all dependencies.

To build Vulture run yarn build

This will build the wallet into the dist folder. Building everytime you make a change is slow, so if you want to develop I recommend that you run yarn serve.

This will launch a locally-hosted webserver where you can test the wallet in a web-page and make changes accordingally.

Scripts & Webworkers:

All the heavy-lifting such as RPC calls and cryptography is done in WebWorkers, the code for these are located seperately in the vulture_scripts directory.

If you edit one of these scripts, you'll need to build them manually by running yarn build-scripts.

This will pack, build, and place the scripts in the public directory. yarn build will automatically build the latest scripts and place them in the dist directory.

~ Licensing ~

Vulture is licensed under the permissive MIT License. If you have any questions about licensing, feel free to ask on social media, github issues, or send an email to info@psycoders.club.