Chrome extension for testing XportalHub integration.
If you are curious about how XportalHub integration works, you can have more informations in the XportalHub integration doc.
Download the latest release of the extension. Unzip the file.
In Chrome, go to chrome://extensions/ and enable Developer mode in the top right corner. You should see a new button Load unpacked. Click on it and select the folder mx-xportalhub-extension-1.0.0.
In the top right corner of your browser, you should see a new icon. Click on it to open the extension.
The first step is to drop a PEM wallet file in the drop zone. You can generate a new one by following MultiversX docs.
Warning! a PEM file is the less secure way to handle private keys. You should use it only for testing purpose.
You can now login the current tab by hitting the login in the current tab button. This generate a new native token from the wallet and add it to the current url.
Then use your dapp as usual. When transactions signature is requested, a popup will appear. You can sign transactions by clicking on the Sign button or generate an error.
As shown in the screenshot, Mainnet transactions are highlight to avoid signing them without noticing
Install dependencies
npm installCompile and Hot-Reload for Development
npm run devType-Check, Compile and Minify for Production
npm run buildLint with ESLint
npm run lint