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* chore_: remove duplicated `StartNodeWithKey` * feat(KeycardPairing)_: added GetPairings method * chore_: simplify startNode... methods * chore_: added encryption path to be derived * fix_: error handling in StartNodeWithKey * feat_: added keycard properties to CreateAccount * feat_: moved KeycardWhisperPrivateKey to LoginAccount * fix_: LoginAccount during local pairing * feat_: added chat key handling to loginAccount * chore_: struct response from generateOrImportAccount * fix_: do not store keycard account to keystore * feat_: added Mnemonic parameter to LoginAccount * chore_: wrap loginAccount errors * feat_: RestoreKeycardAccountAndLogin endpoint * chore_: merge RestoreKeycardAccountRequest into RestoreAccountRequest * fix_: TestRestoreKeycardAccountAndLogin * fix_: MessengerRawMessageResendTest * chore_: cleanup * chore_: cleanup according to pr comments * chore_: better doc for Login.Mnemonic * chore_: add/fix comments * fix_: lint |
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README.md
How to build
You must have go installed.
Then you can run, from cmd/spiff-workflow
go build --mod=vendor
which should create a spiff-workflow executable
How to run
./spiff-workflow --seed-phrase "your seed phrase"
The parameters are:
seed-phrase: the seed phrase of the account to be created
The db will be created in the ./tmp directory, and it will erase any previous data
The server will be listening on localhost:8545 and it will respond to RPC calls.
Sending a message
First add the user as a contact (if you have a message):
curl -XPOST http://localhost:8545 -H 'Content-type: application/json' -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"wakuext_sendContactRequest","params":[{"id": "0x04d3c86dfc77b195b705e1831935066076018aa0d7c40044829801ebbfe9b06480ce4662072bf16a3ca7cb8f6289207614deceaf7d33e099dfc9281610375fec08", "message": "hello"}],"id":1}'
If you don't want to send a message:
curl -XPOST http://localhost:8545 -H 'Content-type: application/json' -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"wakuext_addContact","params":[{"id": "0x04d3c86dfc77b195b705e1831935066076018aa0d7c40044829801ebbfe9b06480ce4662072bf16a3ca7cb8f6289207614deceaf7d33e099dfc9281610375fec08"}],"id":1}'
Accept the contact request in the receiving device (you should see a notification in the activity center)
curl -XPOST http://localhost:8545 -H 'Content-type: application/json' -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"wakuext_sendOneToOneMessage","params":[{"id": "0x04e431a0baaac2602052f259d4304371d0e0d86cb024497899cf3e82211ff17a9723d8ca67b6575a700086b2aa6ab0df4dab1f8e94114912f269fc6b1ee6764a58", "message": "hello"}],"id":1}'
Just replace id with the public key you want to use, and message with the text you want to send.
Creating a private group chat
To create a private group chat, you need interactions on both devices.
First add the user as a contact:
curl -XPOST http://localhost:8545 -H 'Content-type: application/json' -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"wakuext_sendContactRequest","params":[{"id": "0x04d3c86dfc77b195b705e1831935066076018aa0d7c40044829801ebbfe9b06480ce4662072bf16a3ca7cb8f6289207614deceaf7d33e099dfc9281610375fec08", "message": "hello"}],"id":1}'
Accept the contact request in the receiving device (you should see a notification in the activity center)
Then create a group chat with the member(s):
curl -XPOST http://localhost:8545 -H 'Content-type: application/json' -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"wakuext_createGroupChatWithMembers","params":[null, "group-chat-name", ["0x04d3c86dfc77b195b705e1831935066076018aa0d7c40044829801ebbfe9b06480ce4662072bf16a3ca7cb8f6289207614deceaf7d33e099dfc9281610375fec08"]],"id":1}'
You will need to note the ID returned by the response, for example, in the response:
{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"result":{"chats":[{"id":"8291eae1-338c-4481-9997-04edd2d2bbed-0x0490cbce029eaf094c7f2dcf1feb2d60e91ab1498847eb29fa98cc5ea5a36666b3f9ada142f3080f5074abd942c863438f6af9475f30781790c7e36f9acd2ac93e","name":"group-chat-name",
The ID is:
"8291eae1-338c-4481-9997-04edd2d2bbed-0x0490cbce029eaf094c7f2dcf1feb2d60e91ab1498847eb29fa98cc5ea5a36666b3f9ada142f3080f5074abd942c863438f6af9475f30781790c7e36f9acd2ac93e"
You can then send messages to this group chat similarly as you send messages for 1-to-1 chats, using the id of the newly created chat:
curl -XPOST http://localhost:8545 -H 'Content-type: application/json' -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"wakuext_sendGroupChatMessage","params":[{"id": "8291eae1-338c-4481-9997-04edd2d2bbed-0x0490cbce029eaf094c7f2dcf1feb2d60e91ab1498847eb29fa98cc5ea5a36666b3f9ada142f3080f5074abd942c863438f6af9475f30781790c7e36f9acd2ac93e", "message": "hello"}],"id":1}'
Mind that if you restart the node, you will need to create a new group chat, since we are currently not keeping storage on restart.