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GNU Taler Wallet
================
# GNU Taler Wallet
This repository contains the implementation of a wallet for GNU Taler written
in TypeScript.
Dependencies
============
## Dependencies
In order to build the GNU Taler wallet, make sure that you have Node.JS and pnpm installed.
Installation
============
## Installation
The CLI version of the wallet supports the normal GNU installation process:
The CLI version of the wallet supports the normal GNU installation process.
./bootstrap && ./configure [ --prefix=$PREFIX ] && make install
```shell
./configure [ --prefix=$PREFIX ] && make install
```
Building the WebExtension
=========================
### Building the WebExtension
The WebExtension can be built via the 'webextension' make target:
./bootstrap && ./configure && make webextension
```shell
./configure && make webextension
```
This will create the zip file with the WebExtension in the location
packages/taler-wallet-webextension/taler-wallet-$VERSION.zip
```
packages/taler-wallet-webextension/taler-wallet-$VERSION.zip
```
### Compiling from Git
If you are compiling the code from git, you have to run `./bootstrap` before
running `./configure`.
Integration Tests
=================
# Integration Tests
This repository comes with integration tests for GNU Taler. To run them,
install the wallet first. Then use the test runner from the
taler-integrationtests package:
cd packages/taler-integrationtests/
./testrunner '*'
```shell
cd packages/taler-integrationtests/
./testrunner '*'
```
The test runner accepts a bash glob pattern as parameter. Individual tests can
be run by specifying their name.
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To check coverage, use nyc from the root of the repository and make sure that the taler-wallet-cli
from the source tree is executed, and not the globally installed one:
PATH="$PWD/packages/taler-wallet-cli/bin:$PATH" \
nyc ./packages/taler-integrationtests/testrunner '*'
```
PATH="$PWD/packages/taler-wallet-cli/bin:$PATH" \
nyc ./packages/taler-integrationtests/testrunner '*'
```