nawano 0.1.4

Nano REPL CLI

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100% OSS, BSD-2
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Nawano is a lightweight, secure and fast [REPL](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Read%E2%80%93eval%E2%80%93print_loop) command-line application that provides a simple and intuative interface for managing Nano funds.

Seeds are encrypted with AES-256 and stored along with information about derivate keys locally.

Please bare in mind that—just as the official Nano software—Nawano uses the *BSD 2-Clause License* (i.e. no liability for loss of funds).

**Want to know more about Nano?**

- Check out the [official website](https://nano.org/en/about).

**Want some free Nano to get started?**

- You can get a small amount for testing purposes at [nano-faucet.org](https://nano-faucet.org)


Demo
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Shows some common wallet operations

[](https://asciinema.org/a/HevbcFFyi2OT7KJ6kpLyVbqJo)


Project status: Development/Testing
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While Nawano does work, it probably should be considered unstable/unsafe/alpha as it lacks Documentation, Unit Tests and extensive real-world use.


Beta
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**Quality improvements**
- [ ] API documentation
- [ ] Usage documentation (Wiki)
- [ ] Unit tests & TravisCI
- [ ] Test more OSes

**Features**
- [ ] Transaction history
- [ ] Application logging
- [ ] Support for Websocket backends

**Install guides**
- [X] Linux install
- [X] MacOS install
- [X] Windows install


Future
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- Ledger integration
- Yubikey integration
- Official Debian package
- LSM support (SELinux/AppArmor)


Usage/Installing
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Nawano requires Python >= 3.6 and libb2 development files.

Ubuntu Linux
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```bash
$ sudo apt-get install libb2-dev libomp-dev python3
$ sudo pip3 install nawano --upgrade
$ nawano
```

MacOS
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```bash
$ brew install gcc libb2 libomp python3
$ sudo install nawano --upgrade
$ nawano
```

Windows
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Nawano can be installed in Microsoft Windows using WSL.

1. Enable WSL: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-win10
2. Install the **latest version of Ubuntu Linux** using **Microsoft Store** and start it.
3. Follow the **Ubuntu Linux** installation guide above.
4. Close the terminal window and create a desktop shortcut with location: ```wsl nawano```


Author
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Robert Wikman <[e-mail]>