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Adds missing standard artifacts: - README.md (if missing) - AGENTS.md (AI agent contract) - PLAN.md (current sprint) - STATUS.md (where we are) - DEVELOPMENT.md (dev workflow) - DEPLOYMENT.md (deploy procedure) - TESTING.md (test strategy) - DECISIONS.md (ADR index + templates) - .github/CODEOWNERS - .github/workflows/ci.yml Preserves all existing artifacts. Refs: RugMunchMedia/fleet-template
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# WalletPress — Paid Installation Methods
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These installers are included with the Pro license download.
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They are NOT in the open source repository.
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## Method 1: CLI (recommended)
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One command. Works on Ubuntu, Debian, macOS, RHEL, Fedora.
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```bash
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walletpress deploy
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```
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What it does:
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- Detects OS and package manager
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- Installs Python 3.12, OpenSSL 3.x, SQLite 3
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- Creates virtual environment
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- Installs all dependencies
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- Generates secure credentials (admin key, vault password)
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- Installs Pro license key
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- Pre-configures RPC endpoints for all 55 chains
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- Sets up systemd (Linux) or launchd (macOS) service
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- Optionally configures nginx + Let's Encrypt SSL
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- Sets up daily backup schedule
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- Starts the service
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- Prints admin URL and credentials
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## Method 2: Docker
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For users who prefer containerized deployments.
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```bash
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walletpress deploy --docker
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# or manually:
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docker compose -f docker-compose.prod.yml up -d
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```
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Includes:
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- WalletPress service (production-optimized)
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- PostgreSQL (persistent storage)
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- Redis (rate limiting + caching)
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- Nginx (reverse proxy + SSL termination)
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- Certbot (automatic SSL renewal)
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- Volumes for vault, proofs, backups
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## Method 3: pip install
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For developers integrating WalletPress into existing Python applications.
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```bash
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pip install walletpress
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walletpress init
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walletpress serve --port 8010
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```
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Note: pip install gives you the engine. No RPC configuration,
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no SSL, no systemd, no backups. You handle infrastructure yourself.
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