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Jordan Muir

@floating

@DaniellMesquita Sure use https://github.com/floating/eth-provider in the iframe wrapper with the frame preset to connect to Frame's local provider. Then forward messages captured from the iframe to eth-provider and route the responses back to the iframe

Daniell Mesquita

@DaniellMesquita

eth-provider does basic functionalities such as account connect, sign message and send transaction?

Regarding any Electron app, can it create a window which loads Frame's index.html with all its functionalities? It includes creating its servers in
['ws://127.0.0.1:1248', 'http://127.0.0.1:1248']

Then, implementing

const provider = require('eth-provider')
const web3 = new Web3(provider('frame'))

< -- its frame preset, as you suggested
would detect this Frame window from main process (my browser) ?

Daniell Mesquita

@DaniellMesquita

I mean, running Frame app directly from another Electron app, as a child process in a node-enabled window

@floating

Jordan Muir

@floating

"Regarding any Electron app, can it create a window which loads Frame's index.html with all its functionalities?" No, you'll need to run Frame.

Once Frame is running provider('frame') will connect to it.

Daniell Mesquita

@DaniellMesquita

iframe works well, but not suitable. I'll use <webview> instead

Aaron Foster

@pythonpete32

hey guys, im trying to figure out how i connect frame to my instance of aragon devchain

Jordan Muir

@floating

Hey @pythonpete32! Frame has a safeguard built in so that if the network you connect to doesn't match the network selected in Frame it will close the connection. The best way around this at the moment is to explicitly set local network ID to match Frame. For example, if Rinkeby is selected in Frame you could pass --networkId 4 to match.

If that doesn't work for your needs you can comment out the network checks in the provider and signer. I can link you to the lines if you need to do that.

We're planning the add the functionality for a custom network id to a future version.

Aaron Foster

@pythonpete32

@floating that would be great.

just a bit of context as to what im trying to do. I have developed a template and im deploying it to the devchain, i want to use the naitive aragon client (which requires frame) to interact with it.

Jordan Muir

@floating

👍Yeah we just need to add a setting to ignore the network checks. I will try to get that into a release soon. In the meantime if you need to make this work you can run from source and comment out (are a few spots unfortunately) https://github.com/floating/frame/blob/master/main/provider/index.js#L71
https://github.com/floating/frame/blob/master/main/nodes/index.js lines 74, 100, 167, 192 (depending on which connection you're using)

Aaron Foster

@pythonpete32

thanks jordan

Jordan Muir

@floating

np!

Aaron Foster

@pythonpete32

hey @floating not sure if its a frame thing (probably isnt tbh) but im trying to deploy my template to rinkeby, but when it gets to the point of generating the transaction it immediatly fails with

? Publish to hive-template-staging.open.aragonpm.eth repo Yes

connection not open on send()
✖ Error inspecting DAO

Antonio Savage

@afmsavage

hey guys, just want to say that it took me a few minutes to realize what the heck frame was, but this is awesome!

this could be really helpful for onboarding new users to blockchain

Jordan Muir

@floating

Thanks @afmsavage! We will be focusing more on on-boarding new users going forward and have some exciting features in the works. We'd love to hear your feedback about how to better communicate what Frame is too.

We need to do better creating documentation and guides for Frame and communicating its functionality.

@pythonpete32 Sorry just seeing this now, this error could be from Frame if it's not connected to an Ethereum network when you try to send a transaction.

Antonio Savage

@afmsavage

@floating hey, I'd be glad to give a little rundown im first impressions and where I could see areas of improvement in the communication. First and foremost though, your certificate expired today on the site, so that's probably more important :D . Looks like the lets encrypt certbot isn't setup to autorenew the cert maybe. Not too familiar with lets encrypt personally though.

Jordan Muir

@floating

Thanks @afmsavage renewed now, yes auto-renew is a little tricky because it's a wildcard cert -- haven't had time to set it up yet. Thanks for reporting!

Antonio Savage

@afmsavage

ahh, yea stupid wildcard... letsencrypt doesn't allow those for autorenew do they?

I understand that to be honest, having a root domain cert VS a wildcard for free and autorenewing could be used for injustice!!!

Jordan Muir

@floating

I believe it's possible but not out of the box

Antonio Savage

@afmsavage

gotcha, ahh well, looks like its good for 3 months, not too much trouble. Could also setup your certs on the Remme.io certificate manager dapp to remind you when they're up. careful tho they get a little pushy with their advertising and "why you haven't been back!!!" type marketing

Jordan Muir

@floating

I'll give it a look :) thanks

Ultra XBT

@UltraXBT_twitter

Working with Frame on rinkeby but the log-in sidebar disappeared and now won't let me test my Aragon fundraising testnet server. What should I do to log in?

Jordan Muir

@floating

@UltraXBT_twitter Custom networks currently aren't supported but will be included in a future version

RikaSukenik

@RikaSukenik

I'm new to frame and wondering how you handle private keys. Do they ever leave the hardware wallet? If not, how do you gain access to them for signing?

Jordan Muir

@floating

If you're using a hardware wallet Frame will talk to the device directly. When something needs to be signed that data will be sent the device, the device will sign it and send back the signed version to be used by Frame. Frame will never touch the private keys of your hardware device.

RikaSukenik

@RikaSukenik

Cool, thanks!

ligi

@ligi

Hey - I am trying to use fame with peepeth - but I am getting this error in the console:

application-8f7613f90eec18faa40f2b7ddf1584a6b3294f5400eab7b6bf79da8b41bd9ed8.js:124 Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: this.provider.send is not a function
at a.send (application-8f7613f90eec18faa40f2b7ddf1584a6b3294f5400eab7b6bf79da8b41bd9ed8.js:124)
at n.accounts (application-8f7613f90eec18faa40f2b7ddf1584a6b3294f5400eab7b6bf79da8b41bd9ed8.js:124)
at basicWeb3Check (application-8f7613f90eec18faa40f2b7ddf1584a6b3294f5400eab7b6bf79da8b41bd9ed8.js:15)
at application-8f7613f90eec18faa40f2b7ddf1584a6b3294f5400eab7b6bf79da8b41bd9ed8.js:15

anyone has an idea what this is?

ligi

@ligi

with foam FRAME crashes: floating/frame#286

what dapps does frame work with?

Jordan Muir

@floating

@ligi Is the peepeth client open source? I should be able to figure out what's going on pretty quickly if I can take a look. Lots of people use Frame every day with many dapps. I only know of one other dapp that was reported to have issues similar to this peepeth issue.

ligi

@ligi

@floating unfortunately peepeth is not open sourcce

Jordan Muir

@floating

The other app that was hitting this issue was also not open source. Would love to get to the bottom of it.

The FOAM issue seems to be different

@ligi One quick solution to it could be resetting all settings and permissions. You can do this by going into the settings (>>>) and mousing over the very bottom.

And click "reset all settings and data"

Jordan Muir

@floating

I just saw your response in the thread. It could have been a bug with a state transition running form source. We only handle/test migrating state schema changes between released versions so it's possible your state was in a bad place from running a previous, transitory version of Frame.

ligi

@ligi

ah ok

then feel free to close the issue

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