Hey jwinterm. Thanks a lot for this. I have been trying it out on Windows, and am now running it with a local daemon OK. One thing I am unsure of is that on the Simplewallet account tab, it shows Blocks synced as 473399 of 472698 (higher number first). Does that make sense? Any idea why? Cheers, Q
lightWallet - A lightweight Monero GUI account manager
lightWallet
Update: 2017-01-07 LightWallet is no longer being maintained, and is expected to stop working after the upcoming hardfork enabling RingCT. Please use the official GUI for now (which also works with a remote node), or wait for another third party GUI by Jaxx or someone else to be released soon.
Update: 2017-01-07 LightWallet is no longer being maintained, and is expected to stop working after the upcoming hardfork enabling RingCT. Please use the official GUI for now (which also works with a remote node), or wait for another third party GUI by Jaxx or someone else to be released soon.
Update: 2016-01-28
LightWallet is a lightweight GUI wrapper for simplewallet written in Java using the Libgdx library.
The source code is available here: https://github.com/jwinterm/LightWallet2 Please check out the README.md file here if you are going to test it out.
The release binary can be downloaded here: https://github.com/jwinterm/LightWallet2/releases I think the jar file should work on any computer with a java virtual machine, and exe is just for Windows. You need to have simplewallet and necessary dlls in the same folder as LightWallet to run the program.
In this release the language is automatically selected as English.
In this release -
- User agent is actually implemented in all RPC calls
- Import seed works now
- Import keys works, but it won't have the viewkey and seed in your info file
- I had to add an assets folder (I don't know why I can't roll everything into a jar now)
- Gson module is not used at all anymore, JSON is just manually parsed
- The release archives now include the wallet binary, so all you need to do is download and unzip and run
- I didn't make an exe, so on Windows just run the jar
- On Linux I had to run the command "java --jar LightWallet", otherwise it would like start java in a different directory and wouldn't find the wallet executable
Screenshots from latest build: Daemon tab: Balance tab: Transfer tab:
Please let me know if you have any feedback, suggestions, questions, etc. I'd be glad to hear :)
I'm currently trying to run the light wallet but I am facing some problems. One of which is that no matter if I'm connected with a server to get the blockchain or locally the client states that I have none out of the total blocks synced, how can I fix that?