Get token hashes and open ICOs dynamically from a JSON file hosted at GitHub
See original GitHub issueRemove hardcoded token hashes from neon-wallet, and instead have neon-wallet dynamically load token hashes (and open ICOs) dynamically from a JSON file hosted at GitHub pages. This could simply be a JSON file in a /docs
folder that is published to GitHub pages, or a separate repo (coz/neon-wallet-tokens
?).
That way projects could add or remove their tokens and we wouldn’t need to release a new version of neon-wallet for every change.
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Tokens are hardcoded ? Is that the reason for which I can’t see a token even after entering its hash in the Neon token management menu ?
https://github.com/CityOfZion/neon-wallet/releases/tag/0.2.7 this work has also been carefully ported over to v2