WalTer Core DevTools

WalTer Core DevTools is a collection of tools made for the Walrus file storage network written completely in Rust.

Features

Feature	Description
🔄 Sharding	Advanced file sharding support for handling large files
🔒 Encryption	End-to-end file encryption and decryption
✅ Verification	Robust file integrity verification system
📦 Auto-Update	Automated Walrus binary updates
⏰ Epoch Extension	Extend your storage duration with Epoch Extender
🔄 Migration	One-click migration from other IPFS providers
📌 HTTP Pinning	Node.js based HTTP Pinning service
🛢️ Database	Always available SQLite which supports rollbacks
🏗️ Site-builder	Easy install and usage access for Site-Builder

WalTer UI

WalTer-UI is a terminal-based Devtool toolchain built on Rust. It leverages the power of crossterm for terminal handling, ratatui for building rich terminal UIs, and reqwest for making HTTP requests. This project brings together the larger WalTer ecosystem, which includes functionalities provided by the meticulously tested and modular WalTer-Core library.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Rust and Cargo installed on your system.

📦 Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/EthIndia2024IITR/walter-ui.git

2. Install required libraries

   • For Ubuntu (use equivalents on other package managers and distributions)

   sudo apt install libssl-dev libsqlite3-dev libxcb-xfixes0-dev

3. Install from Makefile:

   cd walter-ui

4. Run the project:

   cargo build && cargo run
   

5. You can access the CLI by using the --help flag

Instructions

CLI Options

--help | -h

Prints the help message with usage instructions and available options.

--cli | -c

Enables CLI mode for Walter UI.

--setup | -s

Sets up Walter along with Walrus CLI, Walrus Site Builder, and Sui Client.

--update | -u

Updates Walter and its dependencies.

--sqlite | -sql

Runs the Walrus SQLite shell with rollbacks. Requires blobID as an argument.

--build-site | -bs

Builds a site using the Walrus Site Builder. A path is required as an argument.

--run-pinner | -rp

Runs the Walrus HTTP Pinning service in the background.

1. Splash Screen

• Enter key to get into the dashboard and use the arrow keys to navigate here. Use the number keys to navigate between screens and check for instructions on the bottom part of the screen.

2. Dashboard

• Contains descriptive System and Blob Information
• Users can view the expiry epoch of their blobs
• Shows all blobs associated with a users sui account

3. Uploader

• Can be used to upload individual files

4. Migrate from IPFS

• Users can migrate their existing filesystem completely from IPFS to Walrus.

5. Sharding with Encryption and Epoch Extension

• Users can send their large databases to Walrus by breaking them into 13.3 GB chunks (which is the max size that Walrus supports).

• Also supports encryption.

• Quit Application: Press q to initiate quit, then y to confirm or n to cancel.

• Navigation:

  • Use the footer to see all the navigation information.

System Architecture

All that we built, in a glance