Attention, please.

This code is a work in progress, and we publish it for full transparency. You can review the source code, but:

• you shouldn't just run this code without reading it, as it may have bugs or stubbed out crypto
• it might not do exactly what it says it is doing

If you really want to install Keybase, please return to the repo README.md for official release instructions.

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Keybase (Electron)

This directory is an exploration of using react-native alongside React in Electron.

It's an early prototype, not ready for use yet.

To run:

npm install
npm start

Available npm run commands:

• npm start: Build a development bundle and start the app off of those files (If you're running the app once)
• hot-server: Start the hot-reloading server
• start-hot: Connect to a hot-reloading server (If you're developing and want to see changes as you make them)
• build-dev: Build a development bundle
• build-prod: Build a production bundle
• start-cold: Start the app off of the build-dev bundles
• package: Make an electron application build

Environment variables:

• HOME: Home dir to use, useful for multiple installs
• KEYBASE_RUN_MODE: production, staging, devel
• KEYBASE_LOCAL_DEBUG (bool): Debug
• KEYBASE_SHOW_DEVTOOLS (bool): Show devtools
• KEYBASE_FEATURES: Feature flags
• KEYBASE_RPC_DELAY: Number of ms to delay all RPC calls (requires debug mode)
• KEYBASE_RPC_DELAY_RESULT: Number of ms to delay all RPC call callbacks (requires debug mode)

Sourcemaps

Getting sourcemaps to work in the production app:

Download the matching sourcemaps from the build folder. Run the following npm command, passing the path to the unzipped path

npm run inject-sourcemaps-prod -- /mysourcemaps/Keybase-1.0.7-20160111080008+1049d47.map

This will copy the sourcemaps into the application package (if installed in the default location). Otherwise you can just do this yourself

If you have a crash of a non-sourcemapped build (like a screenshot with a crash) you can do a post-mortem debug of the minimized code by using a utility.

npm install -g sourcemap-finder
smfinder --position 1200:10 path-to-your-source-map

Dependencies

Updating packages

Some of these steps are theoretically not needed but in practice npm is buggy as hell. Make sure your npm is updated globally npm install -g npm

1. Remove old shrinkwrap: Run rm npm-shrinkwrap.json
2. Find outdated packages: Run npm outdated
3. Install updated packages: Run npm install -E -S packageName@specificVersion or npm install -E -D devPackageName@specificVersion
4. If in react-native, delete our dummy net package. rm -rf node_modules/net
5. Build shrinkwrap: Run npm shrinkwrap --dev