Self-custody, headless wallet service that runs as a daemon process within your data center. It manages your software operation's private keys so that your apps can securely send payments on any peer to peer payments network.
The application runs as a long-running process which should be managed by k8s, docker, or your system service manager such as systemd or similar. It may be run in a node.js environment or as an isolated docker container. The single process requires no additional services such as database servers to be run.
> brew tap anypay/walletbot
> brew install walletbot
> walletbot
Usage: walletbot [options] [command]
Options:
-V, --version output the version number
-s --seed-phrase <seed_phrase> seed phrase for wallet bot
-t --anypay-token <anypay_token> anypay token for wallet bot
-h, --help display help for command
Commands:
start
seed-phrase
help [command] display help for command
> walletbot seed-phrase
> walletbot start \
--seed-phrase="replace this with your twelve word seed phrase to start sending payments" \
--auth-token=replacewith-your-anypay-apiauthtoken
In the same terminal shell tab or shell script first export the required environment variables, then you can run walletbot without providing the equivalent command line arguments.
export walletbot_seed_phrase="replace this with your twelve word seed phrase to start sending payments"
export walletbot_auth_token=replacewith-your-anypay-apiauthtoken
walletbot start
import { WalletBot } from '@anypay/walletbot'
const walletBot = new WalletBot({
seed_phrase: "replace this with your twelve word seed phrase to start sending payments",
anypay_token: "replacewith-your-anypay-apiauthtoken"
})
walletBot.start()
docker run anypay/walletbot
To run tests run npm run test
To commit new code run npm run commit