Running Ethereum Wallet on Educative's Platform
Setting up the SPA widget
We'll start by setting up the SPA widget. Add the code in the SPA widget from the tarball given below:
Once we are done adding the code, select the Docker job which we made earlier. It should look something like this:
Now, we are done with the SPA widget. Let's spin it up by pressing the Run button.
Adding test network to the MetaMask
Our blockchain node and fronted should be up by now. To access our wallet, we need to add our network to the MetaMask. To do so, we need to go to the MetaMask and click on Add Network and add the credentials as explained below.
A form like this will appear with the following entities:
- Network Name: We can name the network whatever we like
- New PRC URL: This is the link where our blockchain node can be accessible. The URL is given below:
{{EDUCATIVE_LIVE_VM_URL}}:3000
- Chain ID: The chain id can be seen in the ganache CLI but in case of the wrong
id, it will guide itself - Currency Symbol: We can set whatever currency we like
Once you are done with this form, click on the Save button, and the MetaMask is connected to our network.
Adding wallet to the MetaMask
To add the wallet in the MetaMask, pick any of the private key from the ganache CLI. We are using tmux to run both our frontend and blockchain node. In case you are not familiar with the tmux, here is a quick walkthrough.
Command | Description |
| Switch window. |
| Start scroll mode. Use |
| Split window. |
Go to the MetaMask and click on the image on the right top corner. Then click on the Import Account button.
Paste the copied private key and we have our wallet mounted to the MetaMask.
Try the Ethereum Wallet
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