Monero-Crypto-Lock
Programmable digital lock construct using a Monero wallet and commands.
Article describing Monero Crypto-Lock: https://steemit.com/monero/@douglasbebber/monero-crypto-lock
Dependencies
To use Monero Crypto-Lock you will need to download a current distribution of the Monero software. The initial Monero Crypto-Lock project used the monero-v0.11.1.0 release. We just changed over to monero-v0.12.3.0
- Install the Monero software on your system.
- Run the monerod daemon. You can run it with the –offline parameter to prevent having to sync with the blockchain.
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Run the monero-wallet-rpc program. Typical launch:
./monero-wallet-rpc –rpc-bind-port 18083 –disable-rpc-login –wallet-file /home/user/monero-v0.12.3.0/test –prompt
At this point, if everything runs properly, you should be able to start issuing jsonrpc commands.
Browser extension for secure anonymous authentication
Video: https://gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/QmP8HQMrw83LC8NvALpCU4gkwxZ45gpzCAB2GEd6JRTVJB
also available at: https://d.tube/#!/v/douglasbebber/8xw6fk2e
The source code for the Firefox and Chromium/Chrome browser extensions (alpha version) are now in the browser-extensions directory.
How-to install and run dependencies for the Monero Authentication browser extension:
https://gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/QmVQbGzg9fBwCj491J3ZLYAE1K2m7NAhLycRZu1kXaG38x
on DTube at: https://d.tube/#!/v/douglasbebber/y1bz26bd
Demo Web Applications
A simple browser extension test app (on the clearnet) can be found at:http://23.92.31.84:3021/
There is a similar test app on the I2P network at: http://lrqks3cdoh5d6arrkng4njdbykveytbdzu4dl2tqizs7mnlwz7ka.b32.i2p/
You can use our browser extension with these test apps.
You must be on the I2P network to use the I2P test app.
For more info, please check the original repository page
