Category:	Finance
Price:	Free
Popularity:	Low
Version String:	1.3.3
Release Date:	2022-10-31
Architecture:	Intel
Minimum OS:	macOS 10.10.0
Vendor Name:	MyMonero
Homepage:	mymonero.com

Description:

MYMONERO DESKTOP + WEB WALLET




Info

1. License and Copyrights
2. Downloads
3. Requirements & Install Locations
4. Reporting Bugs & Making Feature Requests

Contributing and Testing

1. Getting the Source Code
2. Repo Contents Overview
3. Building for Production
4. Running in Development Mode
5. Contributing
6. Acknowledgements


License and Copyrights

See LICENSE.txt for license.

All app source code and assets copyright © 2014-2019 by MyMonero. All
rights reserved.


Downloads

Download the latest version from our website at mymonero.com or from the
Releases tab.

Developers and pre-release testers who would like to use and work on the
app can run it by obtaining the source and running one of the build
commands below.

To get set up with the source code, please see GETTING THE SOURCE CODE
below.


Requirements & Install Locations

The desktop app is built on Electron and can be packaged to run on
modern versions of:

- MacOS (.app)
- Windows (installer .exe)
- Linux (.appimage)

Where is user data saved?

- Desktop: See Electron’s app.getPath('userData')

- Browser: None (no data is saved)


Reporting Bugs & Making Feature Requests

If you would like to report an issue or share a feature request, please
create a Github Issue on this project.

If you’re reporting a bug, be sure to include all information which we
would need to reproduce the issue, such as the operating system and app
version on which you saw the bug, and the steps you took, if you can
tell.

Please don’t use the Issues tracker for general support or inquiries.
You can also contact us directly.



CONTRIBUTING & TESTING


Getting the Source Code

Download & Install

1. First, ensure that you have recent versions of node and npm
installed.

2. Clone or otherwise download this repository. Then, in your terminal,
cd into the repo directory.

3. (To get the bleeding edge, and/or if you are going to make changes)
Switch to the develop branch by executing git checkout develop.

4. NEW Be sure to set up and download all required Git submodules with
bin/update_submodules.

- Note: At present, run this command after pulling this repo as
necessary to keep all sub-modules up-to-date.

5. Install all required node_modules by executing npm install.

On Debian/Ubuntu/Linux

- It has been reported that Debian/Ubuntu now calls the node binary
nodejs. One workaround is to create a symlink from /usr/bin/nodejs
to /usr/bin/node.

- libgconf is now a requirement for running Electron under Linux, and
can be installed with apt install libgconf-2-4
(https://github.com/electron/electron/issues/1518)


Repo Contents Overview

- Executable scripts for common tasks are located in bin/

- Local, application source code is located in local_modules/. This
includes bundled/static third-party “Vendor” libraries such as
EmojiOne.

- After installation, non-bundled third-party modules (such as
Electron) will be located in node_modules/.

- App package and build process info is located in package.json.

- This readme is located at README.md, and the license is located at
LICENSE.txt.


Building for Production

If you’re testing a pre-release version of this app and need to verify
its behavior in production mode or want to obtain an installable release
bundle, see Packaging the App for Production Mode.

If you want to run the browser build which is provided in the releases,
simply unzip it, cd into the browser_build directory, then run
python -m SimpleHTTPServer 9100 (replacing the port with one of your
choice if needed). Then, open your browser of choice and navigate to
http://localhost:9100.


Running in Development Mode

Desktop

_Does not require you to package, sign, and install the app, and will
cause the Developer window to be shown. Certain features, such as URL
opening under MacOS, require production build._

bin/start_dev_desktop

Browser (Web wallet)

bin/start_dev_browser

_Note:_ This will run the command python -m SimpleHTTPServer 9100 to
serve ./browser_build. After this command completes, open your browser
of choice and navigate to http://localhost:9100.


Contributing

Testing

Please submit any bugs as Issues unless they have already been reported.

Suggestions and feedback are very welcome!

Developing

If you have an improvement to the codebase and would like to have your
code shipped in the production MyMonero app, please submit a pull
request, even if it’s still a WIP. We try to credit all contributors in
app release notes.

Before contributing, please spend a few moments scanning the technology
notes to learn about libraries used, reasons behind some architectural
choices, and more.

- Merging PRs which involve integrating with any third-party services
will require discussion and agreement.

- We reserve the right to refuse to merge any PRs, such as those which
introduce breaking changes.

The maintainer enjoys collaborating with volunteer contributors to the
MyMonero apps over IRC private message and the #mymonero room on
freenode.net (Come say hello!), so PR’d submissions do not have to be at
all complete or perfect on their first submission. (To submit a draft PR
for review, simply mark it as ‘’)

For background on this project, see Why We Built the Native Apps.

You may also like to read the unofficial Technology Roadmap to get a
peek at what we’re thinking about for the future.

There’s also an icebox of ideas, features, improvements, known issues,
and other todos waiting to be knocked out which are kept in the Issues
tracker.

Donating

MyMonero Donation Address (XMR):
48yi8KBxh7fdZzwnX2kFCGALRcN1sNjwBHDfd5i9WLAWKs7G9rVbXNnbJTqZhhZCiudVtaMJKrXxmBeBR9kggBXr8X7PxPT

Proceeds from donations are used to fund development on the MyMonero
back-end server (a performant version of which we soon plan to
open-source for anyone to run their own server at home). Any remaining
funds will go towards product (app UI) R&D, and hosting costs.


Acknowledgements

Contributors to each release are credited in release notes.

Core Contributors

- 🏂 endogenic (Paul Shapiro) Lead maintainer; MyMonero lead

- 🦄 fluffyponyza (Riccardo Spagni) Advisor; MyMonero founder; Monero
core team member

- 😎 vtnerd (Lee Clagett) Lead back-end developer

- 🍄 luigi Monero tech advisor; Main MyMonero JS core crypto
contributor

- 🔥 mds (Matt Smith) MVP designer

- 🌠 Your name here?