Official Site: https://www.chauchavault.com
ChauchaVault was designed to give Chaucha a site like Blockchain.info, meaning a trustless wallet with client-side transaction signing, private key storage etc.
The initial version was developed in whole by Someguy123, as well as certain further updates.
On December 17, 2017 LiteVault was forked into ChauchaVault by p0ns for use with Chaucha.cl
Please be aware that ChauchaVault does not sell anything, we don't run ads, we run PURELY from donations. Please donate if you find the service, or the source code useful.
Donations to ChauchaVault: CHA: cfghBTap2DAGG7x8YwtdU9dRXmDL8aqd9x
Donations to LiteVault: BTC: 17PPTHmS8N34KYKdDc4Gn1psabteGS8EE3 LTC: LNWEjx3DKSAWKX5fkWfCwa2tWSQeo7ZmnR
IMPORTANT: Litevault is not under an open license. The source code is available to allow public contribution, security analysis, and for educational purposes, but DOES NOT allow you to run your own version of Litevault without permission from Someguy123.
You are allowed to:
- run the service locally for
- experimenting
- security analysis
- creating modifications (which are required to be made public under this same licence)
- to use the source code for learning or teaching
You MAY NOT:
- Run any form of service for public use, or internal use within an organisation without prior written permission from Someguy123
- Re-licence any part of the source code
- Use parts of LiteVault's source code in another project
This licence may change at any time by Someguy123's discretion.
Full licence details in the file LICENCE
In email communication, on December 17 2017, Someguy123 has granted permission to fork LiteVault into ChauchaVault as long as all the code is released opensource and attribution is kept on the site.
- Encrypted Wallet Storage and loading
- Private Key importing
- Address Generation
- Wallet Exporting
- Balance tracking
- 2 Factor Authentication (TOTP)
- Sending and Receiving coins
When the client visits our website, they download a Javascript file labelled wallet.js, rather than forms being submitted directly to our server, they're processed by Javascript.
Example:
- User enters their identifier and password
- User hits enter, or pressed "login"
- wallet.js handles this event by:
- Requesting the wallet data by sending a GET request to
/wallet/load/:identifier - Attempting to AES decrypt the wallet data using the password entered by the user (never sent to the server)
- Loading in the addresses from the decoded wallet data after it's verified, and saving the sharedKey
- To store the wallet, there is a "sharedKey" contained inside the wallet, this is a randomly generated password that is shared between the user and the server which is used to authorise writing to their wallet file on the server.
- The shared key is contained in the encrypted wallet data so it cannot be accessed without the correct password.
- Before saving the wallet data to the server, we encrypt it using AES in the browser using the users password, this means that we're unable to see your private keys, labels, or addresses
- Requesting the wallet data by sending a GET request to
We use standard CSS for our stylesheets, feel free to submit a pull request if you want us to convert to LESS or SASS.
The server is in NodeJS (using the ExpressJS framework), this allows us to use BitcoinJS on the server side if we need to do anything with transactions or blocks, e.g. for the unspent transaction API. On top of this, NodeJS is well known enough that others can easily contribute.
The frontend Javascript is written in Microsoft's Typescript, Typescript cleans up Javascript by making some features in ECMAScript 6 available in older Javascript, it provides a lot of nice features such as real classes, interfaces, generics, types, enums among others. Typescript is now shipped natively with Visual Studio 2013 Update 2 (Windows only), and is supported in a lot of IDE's such as Jetbrains WebStorm (Win/Mac/Linux)(Recommended IDE for editing LiteVault).
Our templates are written in Handlebars, including both client partials, and backend templates.
How to install:
# required to compile certain files
npm install -g handlebars typescript
git clone https://github.com/p0ns/ChauchaVault.git
# install dependancies in the repo dir
cd ChauchaVault
npm install
# compile required files
bash build.sh
# load MySQL Schema
mysql -u root -p YourDbName < schema.sql
# Configure your database details
cp config.example.js config.js
vim config.js
# run server
node ./bin/www
Set up your IDE (WebStorm in this example) to automatically compile Typescript files in /lib using the command (cd /lib):
tsc --sourcemap $FilePath$ --out ../public/assets/js/$FileNameWithoutExtension$.js
Compile all handlebars partials for client rendering (cd /public):
handlebars partials/ -f assets/js/hbpartials.js
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