A WooCommerce extension for accepting Masari currency
This plugin is rather simple but there are a few things that need to be set up before hand.
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A web server! Ideally with the most recent versions of PHP and mysql
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A Masari wallet. You can find the official wallet here
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WordPress Wordpress is the backend tool that is needed to use WooCommerce and this Masari plugin
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WooCommerce This Masari plugin is an extension of WooCommerce, which works with WordPress
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Downloading: First of all, you will need to download the plugin. You can download the latest source code from GitHub. This can be done with the command
git clone https://github.com/masari-project/masariwp.git
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Put the plugin in the correct directory: You will need to put the folder named
masari
from this repo/unzipped release into the wordpress plugins directory. This can be found atpath/to/wordpress/folder/wp-content/plugins
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Activate the plugin from the WordPress admin panel: Once you login to the admin panel in WordPress, click on "Installed Plugins" under "Plugins". Then simply click "Activate" where it says "Masari - WooCommerce Gateway"
- Get your Masari wallet address starting with '5'
- Get your wallet secret viewkey from your wallet
A note on privacy: When you validate transactions with your private viewkey, your viewkey is sent to (but not stored on) msrchain.net over HTTPS. This could potentally allow an attacker to see your incoming, but not outgoing, transactions if he were to get his hands on your viewkey. Even if this were to happen, your funds would still be safe and it would be impossible for somebody to steal your money. For maximum privacy use your own masari-wallet-rpc instance.
To do this: start the masari daemon on your server and leave it running in the background. This can be accomplished by running ./masarid
inside your masari downloads folder. The first time that you start your node, the masari daemon will download and sync the entire masari blockchain. This can take several hours and is best done on a machine with at least 4GB of ram, an SSD hard drive (with at least 5GB of free space), and a high speed internet connection.
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Setup a masari wallet using the masari-wallet-cli tool. If you do not know how to do this you can learn about it at getmasari.org
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Start the Wallet RPC and leave it running in the background. This can be accomplished by running
./masari-wallet-rpc --rpc-bind-port 38082 --disable-rpc-login --log-level 2 --wallet-file /path/viewOnlyWalletFile
where "/path/viewOnlyWalletFile" is the wallet file for your view-only wallet.
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Navigate to the "settings" panel in the WooCommerce widget in the WordPress admin panel.
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Click on "Checkout"
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Select "Masari GateWay"
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Check the box labeled "Enable this payment gateway"
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Check either "Use ViewKey" or "Use masari-wallet-rpc"
If You chose to use viewkey:
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Enter your masari wallet address in the box labled "Masari Address". If you do not know your address, you can run the
address
commmand in your masari wallet -
Enter your secret viewkey in the box labeled "ViewKey"
If you chose to use masari-wallet-rpc:
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Enter your masari wallet address in the box labled "Masari Address". If you do not know your address, you can run the
address
commmand in your masari wallet -
Enter the IP address of your server in the box labeled "Masari wallet rpc Host/IP"
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Enter the port number of the Wallet RPC in the box labeled "Masari wallet rpc port" (it would be
38082
if you used the above example).
Finally:
- Click on "Save changes"
MSR Address: 5iKvFxieyiYfo5yLMwsrXqByn2fb1upm77MTpiyQNpxqjEJWzVrfpDCDpZCNZ48f9xYZM2mG5GrfzP5UCt6bkVwn1xhjERf
(cryptochangements)
XMR Address : 44krVcL6TPkANjpFwS2GWvg1kJhTrN7y9heVeQiDJ3rP8iGbCd5GeA4f3c2NKYHC1R4mCgnW7dsUUUae2m9GiNBGT4T8s2X
(serhack)