This is the web-based offline key vault (a.k.a. "wallet").
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To run the vault/wallet in offline mode on your computer, follow the instructions below:
Download and install executables from the official caddy website: https://caddyserver.com/download
On MacOS or Ubuntu you may try the installation command below in a terminal:
sudo apt install caddy || sudo yum install caddy || brew install caddynpx lerna bootstrap --scope=keyhub-vault-webcd ./keyhub-vault-web
caddyNote: If "can not download /js/openpgp.worker.js" error appears, perform shift+refresh to ignore the cache
Note: after every change, run
npx lerna bootstrap --scope=keyhub-vault-webYou are now ready to use the offline wallet/vault.
- Go to project directory
- Run this command to run "prepare" script and build the project
npx lerna bootstrap --scope=keyhub-vault-web/dist folder will appear inside the keyhub-vault-web directory
- configure the AWS configure twith the key and secret key
- Deploy /dist to S3 by deploying the files to S3, this action will produce /cloudfront/stack.ap-southeast-1.yaml which will be used by cloudfront to point to this specific S3
for sandbox environment
sls deployfor prod environment
sls deploy --stage=prod- Check whether the files has been uploaded through aws S3 terminal
- Check whether index.html can be accessed (no access denied)
- Deploy cloudfront by going to /cloudfront then run
for sandbox environment
sls deployfor prod environment
sls deploy --stage=prod- go to vault.keyhub.app to check the deployment