09:17 <stellar-slack> <yaseenhamdulay> Hi, could anyone explain what keychain data and main data are and their importance?

09:18 <stellar-slack> <bartek> @yaseenhamdulay: it’s just a convention. keychainData contains wallet keys (secret seed, address etc), mainData contains user data like: settings, username etc.

09:19 <stellar-slack> <bartek> (^ I’m talking about stellar-wallet v2)

09:20 <stellar-slack> <yaseenhamdulay> ah, are there conventions about the format of the data as well?

09:21 <stellar-slack> <yaseenhamdulay> or is that up to the wallet server?

09:21 <stellar-slack> <yaseenhamdulay> @bartek

09:22 <stellar-slack> <bartek> server knows nothing about data format. it just stores encrypted blob. when it comes to JS SDK you should pass string (if you want to store an object just JSON.stringify it)

09:23 <stellar-slack> <yaseenhamdulay> so different wallet implementations are incompatible if they store data differently?

09:26 <stellar-slack> <bartek> yes. the idea is that every organization should have it’s own wallet server (and not use SDF's wallet server for example). it’s up to you/your organization what format of data you want to store there. you can even store Bitcoin keys.

09:29 <stellar-slack> <yaseenhamdulay> ah, cool

11:52 <stellar-slack> <rafal> Hi All, new here

11:52 <stellar-slack> <rafal> nice to meet you.

14:31 <stellar-slack> <johnicholas> hello

15:08 <stellar-slack> <johnicholas> I'm trying to work through https://github.com/stellar/interstellar/blob/master/docs/readme.md

15:08 <stellar-slack> <johnicholas> however, I'm getting stuck pretty early

15:09 <stellar-slack> <johnicholas> $ yo interstellar sample-app You don't seem to have a generator with the name interstellar installed.

15:10 <stellar-slack> <johnicholas> it seems like a path problem, but is there a way I can get the sample app other than via yo, so that I can continue with the getting started?

16:17 <stellar-slack> <hcf27> Hello, I try to log on my stellar account and I get wrong passward is this happenign to any1 else or did i get hacked? :(

16:18 <stellar-slack> <hcf27> aaaaaaaand it works!

16:18 <stellar-slack> <hcf27> weird no?

16:18 <stellar-slack> <hcf27> I am sorry about the fuzz

17:37 <stellar-slack> <irisli> hi johnicholas. Thanks for the report. I tried it out myself and couldn't get it to work either. I opened up an issue for you and hopefully bartek might be able to help https://github.com/stellar/generator-interstellar/issues/1

17:37 <stellar-slack> <johnicholas> thanks!

17:37 <stellar-slack> <irisli> For now though, you can pull down interstellar-client (https://github.com/stellar/interstellar-client) and try it out

17:38 <stellar-slack> <irisli> It connects to the new stellar-core testnet.

17:38 <stellar-slack> <johnicholas> great, thank you

17:38 <stellar-slack> <irisli> To install it, you can use this: https://github.com/stellar/interstellar-workspace

17:39 <stellar-slack> <irisli> let me know if you need anything to do with interstellar. glad to help. Also, welcome to our slack channel :)

17:39 <stellar-slack> <johnicholas> :-)