1.
Introduction
2.
User Manual
2.1.
When to use
2.2.
How to
2.2.1.
Start a server
2.2.2.
Create a wallet
2.2.3.
Manage wallets
2.2.4.
Create addresses
2.2.5.
Create a transaction
2.2.6.
Handle assets
2.2.7.
Handle delegation
2.2.8.
Handle metadata
2.2.9.
Create shared-wallets
2.3.
Installation
2.3.1.
Use docker
2.3.2.
Use NixOS
2.4.
CLI
2.5.
HTTP-API
2.6.
Hardware Recommendations
2.7.
Security
2.8.
Known integrations
2.9.
EKG and prometheus
2.10.
Plutus application backend
2.11.
FAQ
3.
Design
3.1.
Architecture
3.2.
Adrestia Architecture
3.3.
Links
3.4.
Concepts
3.4.1.
Eras
3.4.2.
Recovery Phrases
3.4.3.
Master Key Generation
3.4.4.
Notes about BIP 44
3.4.5.
Address Derivation
3.4.6.
Byron Address Format
3.4.7.
Coin Selection
3.4.8.
Hierarchical Deterministic Wallets
3.4.9.
Transaction Lifecycle
3.4.10.
UTxO
3.5.
Specifications
3.5.1.
Wallet ID
3.6.
Prototypes
3.6.1.
Light Mode
4.
Contributor Manual
4.1.
What – Code and Languages
4.1.1.
Building
4.1.2.
Coding Standards
4.1.3.
Logging Guidelines
4.1.4.
Swagger Development
4.1.5.
Specifying exceptions with Servant and Swagger
4.1.6.
Nix build language
4.1.7.
Nix flake
4.2.
How – Processes
4.2.1.
Testing
4.2.2.
Continuous Integration
4.2.3.
Release Process
4.2.3.1.
Release checklist
4.2.4.
Code Review Guidelines
4.3.
Notes
4.3.1.
Updating Dependencies
4.3.2.
Notes from upgrading GHC version
Light
Rust
Coal
Navy
Ayu
Cardano Wallet
Specifications
Precise specifications for
Parts of the wallet API
Data structures used in the wallet
Additional information:
Formal Specification for a Cardano Wallet
Cardano Improvement Proposals (CIPs)