Course lesson
Before jumping into the Dapp code you need to setup an Ethereum wallet. There are bunch of wallet applications and types outher, but for this project we're going to use Metamask.
Before jumping into the Dapp code you need to setup an Ethereum wallet. There are bunch of wallet applications and types outher, but for this project we're going to use Metamask.
A wallet is an application that let's you interact with your Ethereum account. You're wallet is the one that works as a gate between the Dapp and your data, through it the applications can read your balance, send transactions, etc.
You can swap wallet providers at any time or manage multiple accounts in one application. This is because the wallet are non-custodial, meaning that they don't hold your assets, you do.
Just to set some concepts down:
There are different types of Wallets:
Before jumping into the Dapp code you need to setup an Ethereum wallet. There are bunch of wallet applications and types outher, but for this project we're going to use Metamask.
A wallet is an application that let's you interact with your Ethereum account. You're wallet is the one that works as a gate between the Dapp and your data, through it the applications can read your balance, send transactions, etc.
You can swap wallet providers at any time or manage multiple accounts in one application. This is because the wallet are non-custodial, meaning that they don't hold your assets, you do.
Just to set some concepts down:
There are different types of Wallets:
As mentioned before, for this project you'll use Metmask. It will help you to handle the accounts and connecting your current user to the blockchain. So go ahead and download the browser extension from here and setup and account.
For now you'll interact with your local network and for that your account will need some funds. To accomplish this you can import the accounts generated by the local network script and use the fake Eth associated to them
To do so, first open Metamask and enable the use of test networks this will update the Metamask UI and willa llow you to choose Localhost 8545 as network to connect.
Next, change the network by choosing Localhost 8545
Now, is time to import some accounts, go to the menu an choose Import Account, there you can copy and paste one of the Private Keys logged in the console that is running the local network. You'll import two accounts:
Now your accounts are ready to use, is time for some Svelte!
Course lesson
Before jumping into the Dapp code you need to setup an Ethereum wallet. There are bunch of wallet applications and types outher, but for this project we're going to use Metamask.