BitBox02

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Open source hardware wallet, supporting secure multisig with the option for making encrypted backups on a MicroSD card.

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BitBox02 Source Code

Author

BitBoxSwiss

Description

The BitBoxApp for desktop and mobile.

#bech32#bitcoin#hardware-wallet#litecoin#segwit#wallet

Homepage

https://bitbox.swiss/app

License

Apache-2.0

Created

02 Aug 18

Last Updated

04 Oct 24

Latest version

v4.45.0-rc1

Primary Language

Go

Size

578,157 KB

Stars

251

Forks

82

Watchers

251

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Star History

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Recent Commits

  • Marko Bencun (01 Oct 24)

    Merge branch 'locize'

  • Marko Bencun (01 Oct 24)

    frontend: make locize-pull

  • thisconnect (01 Oct 24)

    Merge branch 'frontend-fix-actionbuttons'

  • beerosagos (01 Oct 24)

    frontend/exchange: fix wrong buy/sell tabs labels Also remove unused "button.buy" locize label.

  • thisconnect (01 Oct 24)

    frontend: allow action buttons to grow on mobile With different translations the action buttons (send, receive, buy & sell and WC) did not break nicely on small screen. Due to limited button height the text could be outside of the button and only visible in darkmode but not in normal mode (white on gray). Changed to let the buttons break onto 2 lines of text if there is not enough horozontal space.

  • beerosagos (30 Sept 24)

    Merge branch 'android-logs'

  • beerosagos (30 Sept 24)

    frontend/settings: enable log export on Android Previously, log export button was hidden on Android, but the functionality actually works. This commit enabled it.

  • Marko Bencun (26 Sept 24)

    Merge branch 'locize'

  • Marko Bencun (26 Sept 24)

    Merge branch 'update'

  • Marko Bencun (26 Sept 24)

    frontend: make locize-pull

  • Marko Bencun (26 Sept 24)

    backend: update to version 4.45.0

  • Marko Bencun (26 Sept 24)

    backend/bitbox02: bundle v9.21.0 firmwares

  • Marko Bencun (26 Sept 24)

    Merge branch 'ios-camera'

  • Marko Bencun (26 Sept 24)

    ios: fix QR code scanner UI See comment inside the commit. Somehow the full screen video element behaves completely differently than the inline one. The inline one behaves like on Android and Qt.

  • Marko Bencun (25 Sept 24)

    ios: allow app to access camera Needed for QR code scanning. WebView in addition has a permission request that can answered with "prompt" or "grant". We grant by default, as the permission was already granted at install time, and our WebView is not a general browser where giving permission on a per-page basis is that useful. We could consider turning it into a prompt when the request comes from an exchange widget in the future.

  • Marko Bencun (25 Sept 24)

    Merge remote-tracking branch 'benma/ios-testnet'

  • Marko Bencun (25 Sept 24)

    Merge remote-tracking branch 'benma/preventsleep'

  • Marko Bencun (25 Sept 24)

    ios: use a separate placeholder logo for the testnet app To not confuse it with the main app. Generated by ChatGPT/Dalle. We can replace it with something better later.

  • Marko Bencun (19 Sept 24)

    prevent sleep on macOS during long running queries To prevent USB communication interruptions when e.g. recovering from 24 words. See https://github.com/BitBoxSwiss/bitbox02-api-go/pull/111 ``` go get github.com/BitBoxSwiss/bitbox02-api-go@a2115fe go mod tidy go mod vendor ```

  • Marko Bencun (25 Sept 24)

    ios: enable software keystore in testnet The iOS app currently can't connect to a BitBox. In the testnet app target, we enable the software keystore for now, which we can use to load accounts to test the app already now. This is supposed to be temporary - we might enable another way to load the software keystore in general later, but should disable it for general use once a BitBox is able to connect.

  • Marko Bencun (24 Sept 24)

    ios: add new build target for testnet - Bundle identifier: swiss.bitbox.BitBoxAppTestnet - Product name: BitBoxApp Testnet The reason for this is so that we can push a testnet app to testflight for internal testing. The new target has a `TARGET_TESTNET` definition set, which is used to change the testnet argument when launching the backend.

  • Marko Bencun (24 Sept 24)

    Merge branch 'hid'

  • thisconnect (24 Sept 24)

    Merge remote-tracking branch 'nicola/move-signConfirm-and-signProgress-to-sub-component'

  • NicolaLS (10 Sept 24)

    frontend: remove signProgress from BB02 confirm Right now the `BB02ConfirmSend` component subscribes to the `signProgress` event. This event **can only be fired** if a BB01 is connected: 8e307affe84f20e68f09a76d38eb636caa94724e it is not fired if a BB02 is connected (searched the backend for `EventSignProgress` it is only in the BB01 impl.). Because the component is only shown if the connected device is `bitbox02`, the state is always `undefined` and can be removed.

  • NicolaLS (02 Sept 24)

    frontend: move signProgress in sub-component Move `signProgress` into the `ConfirmingWaitDialog` and `BB02ConfirmSend` sub-components of the `ConfirmSend` sub-component in `send.tsx`. This simplifies the `Send` component and makes it easier to understand. Also rename `signProgress` API subscription function to `syncSignProgress` for a better diff and to avoid confusion with state in the component.

  • thisconnect (21 Sept 24)

    Merge remote-tracking branch 'nicola/refactor-functional-chart-III'

  • NicolaLS (24 May 24)

    frontend: convert chart.tsx component Convert the Chart class component in chart.tsx to a functional component.

  • Marko Bencun (19 Sept 24)

    go.mod: remove temporary karalable/hid patch The mentioned PR was merged and we can move back to upstream.

  • thisconnect (19 Sept 24)

    Merge remote-tracking branch 'strmci/update_isambiguous'

  • strmci (19 Sept 24)

    frontend: update isAmbiguousName function - rename function to correct typo - update function parameter type from `TAccountsByKeystore[]` to new type `TKeystoreName[]` to ease type requirements and prepare for integration with lightning account

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