Wallet emulator is a small web app that you can use to test and debug the wallet-lib on its own, without having to package it for mobile.

It consists of a small backend that reproduces how the Mobile app would work, and a frontend that is just the presentational part of the wallet. So instead of a CLI you can click on the buttons just as you would do in mobile.

• Make sure you have go 1.19 installed
• Initialize the submodules
  • git submodule update --init --recursive
  • git submodule update --recursive
• Run go get
• Add some breakpoints!
• If you have VSCode, all you have to do is go to the Run and Debug tab, and select in which environment you want to run the wallet.
  • Emulator Develop: You need to have all services running locally in order for it to connect to regtest network.
  • Emulator Staging: This will connect to the regtest network that is deployed in staging, so it should work out of the box.
  • Emulator Production: This will connect to the mainnet network. Warning: If you have funds in your wallet and you delete the data directory, you will lose your funds.