Sollet Wallet

Sollet is a full-featured desktop wallet for Solana. The repository includes the main application, key management and signing flows, SOL and SPL asset handling, custom RPC support, and related wallet integrations.

Area	Included in this repository
Wallet core	account creation, import, export, mnemonic handling, signing flows
Assets	SOL balances, SPL tokens, token account operations
Connectivity	Solana RPC interaction, custom clusters, connection management
Integrations	Ledger support, swap flows, Solana Name Service, wallet connection flows

Project Layout

src/
  components/    UI and wallet actions
  pages/         login, wallet, popup, connection views
  utils/         clusters, transactions, wallet logic, tokens, swap, name service
extension/src/   extension manifest, background script, content script, injected script
public/          base web assets
.cert/           local HTTPS certificates for development

Requirements

• Node.js 14+ or 16
• Yarn 1.x
• a Unix-like shell for shell-based build steps

The project uses react-scripts and Yarn commands defined in package.json.

Installation

Clone the repository and install dependencies:

git clone https://github.com/maxcore23/sollet.git
cd sollet
yarn

Development HTTPS setup

Local development is configured to run over HTTPS.
.env.development points react-scripts to certificate files stored in .cert/:

HTTPS=true
SSL_CRT_FILE=./.cert/cert.pem
SSL_KEY_FILE=./.cert/key.pem

Before starting the app, make sure these files exist:

.cert/cert.pem
.cert/key.pem

If the certificate pair is missing, yarn start will fail or run with an invalid local HTTPS setup.

To prepare the directory:

mkdir -p .cert
# place your local certificate and key here
# expected names:
# .cert/cert.pem
# .cert/key.pem

If HTTPS is not required for your local workflow, adjust .env.development accordingly. Do that only if your target flow does not depend on secure-context browser APIs.

Running the app

Start the wallet in development mode:

yarn start

The app entry is src/index.js, the main shell is wired through src/App.js, and the main wallet screens live under src/pages.

Development commands

yarn start            # run local development server
yarn build            # build the main app
yarn build:extension  # build the extension package
yarn test             # run tests

Notes

• Local development expects certificates in .cert/.
• The project uses Yarn scripts as the primary workflow.
• Some build steps rely on a Unix-like shell environment.

License

Apache-2.0