the daemon can now identify which state lnd is in and report to the GUI
which displays different elements on the lighting tab, based on the
reported lnd state:
startup in progress: displays spinner
no lightning wallet: displays a "setup" button and guides the user
through a simple workflow
reset an operational node
the UI has now minimal but functional elements for any user
equipped with a smart phone to set up the lightning node without SSHing
in or using command line in general.
the daemon can now identify which state lnd is in and report to the GUI
which displays different elements on the lighting tab, based on the
reported lnd state:
- startup in progress: displays spinner
- no lightning wallet: displays a "setup" button and guides the user
through a simple workflow
- reset an operational node
the UI has now minimal but functional elements for any user
equipped with a smart phone to set up the lightning node without SSHing
in or using command line in general.
this is a large part of https://git.qcode.ch/nakamochi/ndg/issues/8
some screenshots follow.
the daemon can now identify which state lnd is in and report to the GUI
which displays different elements on the lighting tab, based on the
reported lnd state:
- startup in progress: displays spinner
- no lightning wallet: displays a "setup" button and guides the user
through a simple workflow
- reset an operational node
this means, the UI has now minimal but functional elements for any user
equipped with a smart phone to set up the lightning node without SSHing
in or using command line in general.
the daemon can now identify which state lnd is in and report to the GUI
which displays different elements on the lighting tab, based on the
reported lnd state:
through a simple workflow
the UI has now minimal but functional elements for any user
equipped with a smart phone to set up the lightning node without SSHing
in or using command line in general.
this is a large part of #8
some screenshots follow.
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