Beam Mirror Wallet

You can use Mirror Wallet to isolate your wallet from changes from the outside. It consists of two parts, a bridge, and a mirror. Bridge runs on the private host near the Wallet API and pushes wallet data to the Mirror host.

Steps to initialize Mirror Wallet

1. Install latest Nodejs to private and public hosts (sudo apt-get install nodejs or download from https://nodejs.org)
2. Run Beam Wallet API with enabled ACL on a private host (example: wallet-api-masternet --node_addr eu-node01.masternet.beam.mw:8100 --use_acl 1, read more here https://github.com/BeamMW/beam/wiki/Beam-wallet-protocol-API#user-authorization)
3. Clone this repo to a private host,
   configure bridge.cfg

   {
   	"push_period": 1000,                // data pushing period
   	"mirror_addr": "127.0.0.1",         // public host address
   	"mirror_port": 8080                 // public host port
   	"wallet_api_addr": "127.0.0.1",     // Wallet API address
   	"wallet_api_port": 10000,           // Wallet API port
   	"wallet_api_use_http": true,        // use HTTP connection with Wallet API
   	"use_tls" : false,                  // use TLS protocol to connect to the Mirror
   	"private_key" : "beam-private.pem"  // private key to sign all the messages with the Mirror
   }
   

   run node ./bridge.js --generate-key-pair to generate private and public keys,
   copy generated beam-public.pem to the HTTP Client host,
   run bridge.js script by calling node bridge.js.
4. Clone this repo to a public host,
   configure mirror.cfg,

   {
   	"http_api_port": 80,        // port for incomming http(s) requests
   	"mirror_port": 8080,        // server port for bridge connection
   	"use_tls" : false,          // use TLS protocol to talk with the Bridge and HTTP clients
   	"tls_cert" : "test.crt",    // path to TLS private key
   	"tls_key" : "test.key",     // path to TLS certificate
   	"public_key" : "beam-public.pem"	// public key, to make sure you have a conversation with your own Bridge
   }
   

   run mirror.js script by calling node mirror.js.
5. Look at the client-sample.js to understand how to encrypt/decrypt data from from bridge.