The initial release of FTSCoin FTS Wallet is built for the Android mobile platform. We have plans for an IOS release at a later time. Check the FTSCoin FTS Wallet Releases page for the latest release.

• cd ftscoin-mobile-wallet
• yarn install

• node --max-old-space-size=8192 node_modules/react-native/local-cli/cli.js start (Just need to run this once to start the server, leave it running)
• react-native run-android

react-native log-android

You need to bump the version number in:

• src/Config.js - appVersion
• android/app/build.gradle - versionCode and versionName
• package.json - version - Not strictly required
• Update user agent in MainApplication.java and TurtleCoinModule.java

Then cd android ./gradlew bundleRelease Optionally ./gradlew installRelease

or yarn deploy-android

FTSVault supports two kinds of QR codes.

• Standard addresses / integrated addresses - This is simply the address encoded as a QR code.

• 2acoin:// URI encoded as a QR code.

Your uri must being with ftscoin:// followed by the address to send to, for example, ftscoin://fts1eXwCpKb7hu5rG48PFEDCEVtVmME4jLvb78bWsLj8FSEcxPuwVcGLJMXmojWceUik5fxuqeeCyVEj6LBbsH891tMQgkpfCr

There are a few optional parameters.

• name - This is used to add you to the users address book, and identify you on the 'Confirm' screen. A name can contain spaces, and should be URI encoded.
• amount - This is the amount to send you. This should be specified in atomic units.
• paymentid - If not using integrated address, you can specify a payment ID. Specifying an integrated address and a payment ID is illegal.

An example of a URI containing all of the above parameters:

ftscoin://fts1eXwCpKb7hu5rG48PFEDCEVtVmME4jLvb78bWsLj8FSEcxPuwVcGLJMXmojWceUik5fxuqeeCyVEj6LBbsH891tMQgkpfCr?amount=200000000&name=Starbucks%20Coffee&paymentid=f13adc8ac78eb22ffcee3f82e0e9ffb251dc7dc0600ef599087a89b623ca1402

This would send 2 FTS (200000000 in atomic units) to the address fts1eXwCpKb7hu5rG48PFEDCEVtVmME4jLvb78bWsLj8FSEcxPuwVcGLJMXmojWceUik5fxuqeeCyVEj6LBbsH891tMQgkpfCr, using the name Starbucks Coffee (Note the URI encoding), and using a payment ID of f13adc8ac78eb22ffcee3f82e0e9ffb251dc7dc0600ef599087a89b623ca1402

You can also just display the URI as a hyperlink. If a user clicks the link, it will open the app, and jump to the confirm screen, just as a QR code would function. (Provided all the fields are given) <<<<<<< HEAD

Follow this guide.

Follow this guide.

Once you have finished, compile the APK:

yarn build-android

Install the APK on your device:

yarn deploy-android

If it all works, you can then upload to the play store.

Note that you need to close the emulator to get the yarn deploy-android to install on your mobile.

Start by cloning the latest tagged release. If it's not in a release, it has not been fully tested, and may have bugs.

Replace assets/img/icon.png with your icon image. Make sure it is 1024x1024.

Run npm install -g yo generator-rn-toolbox (You may need to run this with sudo)

Run yo rn-toolbox:assets --icon assets/img/icon.png --force

When it asks for the name of your react-native project, enter TonChan

There is a tool that does this, react-native-rename. However, the native code, (android/app/src/main/jni/TurtleCoin.cpp) needs the name of the class to find the Java/C++ interface.

If you use this tool, you will probably need to update that code.

Run npm install -g react-native-rename (You may need to run this with sudo)

Run react-native-rename your-new-project-name from this directory. (Obviously, replace with the desired name)

This might confuse the build system. You probably should do this before installing.

You will need to set up your signing key, and keystore file. See https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/signed-apk-android.html#generating-a-signing-key

Edit src/Config.js. The fields should be self explanatory. Make sure to recompile.

Sentry is a tool to report crashes in the application. Please configure this, or disable it, so we do not get reported errors for your application.

Remove the two files android/sentry.properties and ios/sentry.properties, and then run react-native link.

This will run the sentry setup wizard, to setup error reporting for your app.

Then, copy the line of code Sentry.config('https://8ecf138e1d1e4d558178be3f2b5e1925@sentry.io/1411753').install(); that is shown on the configuration page, and replace with our line in src/Sentry.js.

Your API key will be different, don't just copy the one here.

Finally, replace Config.coinName === '2ACoin' in src/Sentry.js with the coin name defined in the config.

Once you've done that, you can test sentry is working by adding something like throw new Error('Hello, sentry'); in the mainscreen constructor.