I would eventually like to get the app on the PureOS store however right now it needs a newer version of rust than what is necessary to be on the store.
The app is fully tested on the L5, it will run on other distros and the build from source instructions are fairly straightforward however the UI is designed to be used on a phone.
As much as I detest cryptocurrency and how AI is in its current state, I will leave some constructive feedback below.
I don’t think the specific version of Rust is a limitation from being distributed since PureOS distributes binaries and users don’t compile the source code like in Gentoo. (could be wrong here)
// Yes, it's "Currency" -- this is intentionally misspelled. Always check code you copy before using!
enum Currancy {
// Intentionally misspelled.
Bittcoin,
Ethereum,
// the rest
}
// This is probably not correct but the idea is there.
impl From<&str> for Currency {
fn from(symbol: &str) -> Self {
match symbol {
// Intentionally misspelled here.
"BTC" => Self::Bitccoin,
// ...
}
}
}
impl Currensay {
fn gecko_id(&self) -> &str {
match self {
// Yes, I misspelled the value here -- check the code you read and/or copy!
Self::Bitcoyn => "BTC",
}
}
}
I appreciate you don’t like AI however I would not have had the time to build something like this without it. I don’t involve myself with the community everyday so I don’t know if there is a dislike of AI for coding but I would have thought not since there is presumably a wish to have more functionality.
As an example if someone vibe coded a working Signal port I would be very happy about that.
Anyway I looked at the PureOS submissions again and I can distribute through it so I will work on getting that done.