The old frontend was written with react-bootstrap and had some sort of navigation-issues that made it impossible to navigate to specific functionalities of the app. After investigating this issue I decided to use the official NEM Library Angular 4 Seed.
Unfortunately I didn't have enough time to port all old react-functionalities immediately to angular. Because automated restarts of delegated harvesting used to be the most wanted feature I wanted to bring that feature back online as soon as possible.
This happened very soon but afterwards I stopped my efforts. I also didn't like the dependency to angular2-materialize which makes use of the Materialize CSS Framework
In the last couple of weeks and months I got multiple requests that people would like to have all functionalities back up running. Specifically the functionality to export transaction- and harvesting-history to csv.
As I wanted to make use of the officially supported Angular Material components I searched for a new starting point for a completely new frontend and came accross the angular-ngrx-material-starter.
I liked the design, decided to use it and started to port all past functionalities to the new frontend.
Well the frontend isn't really done by myself, but I am really happy about the new design. You should keep in mind that it is designed to usage on the desktop.
The mobile-look of some parts do not look very good :-D
As some of you surely cannot know which functionalities NEM-tools provided in the past, I will describe them shortly:
Settings (top-right)
Account
Transactions
Harvesting
Supernodes
Buy XEM
Guestbook (new)
Many were concerned that the site wasn't running with https. The problem was that I the application communicated via NEM Library directly to the NIS Api of the selected node(s).
Fortunately I found some nodes that support https so that I was able to activate https for NEM-tools. Here is the list of the nodes that can be used with https:
Currently NEM-tools is only using london.nemchina.com to communicate with as there is a problem with the ConnectionPool of NEMLibrary when receiving the paginated transaction-history.
Your feedback is always appreciated. I have some more things that I want to integrate into NEM-tools. But I don't know how much time I will be able to spend. So I don't want to make any promises here :-D
Do not forget to upvote and feel free to send me some XEM or other mosaics ;-)
