Minty - Ethereum Wallet Manager

Minty is a powerful Ethereum wallet manager built with Electron, React, and TypeScript. It allows users to efficiently manage Ethereum wallets, perform various transactions, automate tasks, and analyze the profit/loss of NFT projects using stored wallets.

Features

• Wallet Management:

  • Create new wallets.
  • Delete existing wallets.
  • Consolidate funds.
  • Disperse funds among wallets.

• Automated Tasks:

  • Create tasks that interact with contracts.
  • Assign tasks to specific wallets.
  • Specify hex function data for task execution.

• Stats Section:

  • Analyze profit/loss of NFT projects.
  • Utilizes data from all stored wallets in the wallet manager.

• RPC Provider Configuration:

  • Users can set the RPC provider to communicate with the Ethereum network.

• Webhook Integration:

  • Optional webhook configuration to receive and store notifications from the application.

Getting Started

To get started with Minty, follow these steps:

1. Clone the Repository:

    git clone https://github.com/captinturtle1/minty-desktop

2. Install Dependencies:

   cd minty-desktop
   npm install

3. Run the Application:

   npm start

4. Set Up RPC Provider:

   In the application settings, configure the RPC provider to connect to the Ethereum network.

Optional Webhook Configuration: Set up a webhook to receive notifications from Minty.

Usage

1. Creating a Wallet:

   Use the application interface to create a new wallet.

2. Managing Wallets:

   Delete wallets, consolidate funds, and disperse funds among wallets.

3. Automating Tasks:

   Create and assign tasks to wallets with specific hex function data.

4. Stat Section:

   Analyze the profit/loss of NFT projects using stored wallet data.

Configuration

RPC Provider

To set the RPC provider, follow these steps:

1. Open Minty.
2. Navigate to Settings.
3. Enter the RPC endpoint in the designated field.
4. Click "Set" to confirm settings.

Webhook Integration

To set up a webhook, follow these steps:

1. Open Minty.
2. Navigate to Settings.
3. Enter the webhook URL in the designated field.
4. Click "Set" to confirm settings.