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The elixir wallet should be included as hex dependency and the Key Manager should be removed. Wherever the Key Manager is called functions from the wallet should be called now
@thepiwo Looking at the Keys module, it seems that I won't be able just to remove it and use the functionality from the elixir-wallet, because in this module there are some things that I cannot do simply with the elixir-wallet functions. Maybe I can alter the module to such extend that I use the functions from the elixir-wallet, but leave the other stuff.
Edit: Maybe if I move the sign_tx() function inside the SignedTx module it could work, and I could remove the whole Keys module
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thepiwo commentedon Dec 4, 2017
I guess @gspasov would be ideal to do this task
gspasov commentedon Jan 5, 2018
@thepiwo Should I add the elixir-wallet as a separate app, or just change the functionality of the Keys module?
thepiwo commentedon Jan 5, 2018
The elixir wallet should be included as hex dependency and the Key Manager should be removed. Wherever the Key Manager is called functions from the wallet should be called now
gspasov commentedon Jan 5, 2018
@thepiwo Looking at the Keys module, it seems that I won't be able just to remove it and use the functionality from the elixir-wallet, because in this module there are some things that I cannot do simply with the elixir-wallet functions. Maybe I can alter the module to such extend that I use the functions from the elixir-wallet, but leave the other stuff.
Edit: Maybe if I move the sign_tx() function inside the SignedTx module it could work, and I could remove the whole Keys module
thepiwo commentedon Jan 5, 2018
signing should work with the wallet as well, what other issues are there?
gspasov commentedon Jan 5, 2018
There is a signing functionality in the wallet, but the signing function in the core is different in the way that it actually creates the Tx itself:
thepiwo commentedon Jan 5, 2018
yeah you can put this function in the SignedTx and call the wallet code from there
gspasov commentedon Jan 5, 2018
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Edited: Blockers: This pull request should be accepted before we continue our work. I have fixed the namings of the modules.
[GH-#132] Added the elixit-wallet as dependency, made the tx test wit…
[GH-132] Added a test wallet inside the test folder. Refactored the s…
[GH-#132] Fixed the aecore_txs_pool_test. Made cretion of Miner walle…
[GH-132] Fixed the aecore_validation_test. Deleted the aecore_keys_test
24 remaining items
[GH-132] Fixed the term_to_binary usages
[GH-#132] Fixed encode/decode funcs and style problems in the PR
[GH-#132] Removed the path variable from the state of the wallet module
[GH-#132] Fixed the state of the Wallet module, fixed the aehttpclien…
[GH-#132] Made it possible to derive keys from a given path. Fixed te…
[GH-#132] Fixed Travis error
Merge branch 'master' into GH-132
Revert "[GH-#132] Fixed Travis error"
[GH-132] Fixing tests after merge
[GH-132] Fixing aehttpserver error
[GH-132] Fixing aehttpserver error
Merge pull request #201 from aeternity/GH-132
[GH-#203] Megred with branch #132, resolved conflicts, started fixing…
[GH-203] Fixed all test when merged with branch #132