Install dWallet
Prerequisites
Your system needs the following prerequisites available to successfully install dWallet.
Rust and Cargo
dWallet requires Rust and Cargo (Rust's package manager) on all supported operating systems. The suggested method to install Rust is with rustup using cURL.
Some other commands in the installation instructions also require cURL to run. If you can't run the cURL command to install Rust, see the instructions to install cURL for your operating system in the following section before you install Rust.
Use the following command to install Rust and Cargo on macOS or Linux:
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh
If you use Windows 11, see information about using the Rust installer on the Rust website. The installer checks for C++ build tools and prompts you to install them if necessary. Select the option that best defines your environment and follow the instructions in the install wizard.
For additional installation options, see Install Rust.
dWallet uses the latest version of Cargo to build and manage dependencies. See the Cargo installation page on the Rust website for more information.
Use the following command to update Rust with rustup:
rustup update stable
Additional prerequisites by operating system
Select the appropriate tab to view the requirements for your system.
- Linux
- macOS
- Windows
The prerequisites needed for the Linux operating system include:
The Linux instructions assume a distribution that uses the APT package manager. You might need to adjust the instructions to use other package managers.
Install the prerequisites listed in this section. Use the following command to update apt-get:
sudo apt-get update
All Linux prerequisites
Reference the relevant sections that follow to install each prerequisite individually, or run the following to install them all at once:
cURL
Install cURL with the following command:
sudo apt-get install curl
Verify that cURL installed correctly with the following command:
curl --version
Git CLI
Run the following command to install Git, including the Git CLI:
sudo apt-get install git-all
For more information, see Install Git on Linux on the GitHub website.
CMake
Use the following command to install CMake.
sudo apt-get install cmake
To customize the installation, see Installing CMake on the CMake website.
GCC
Use the following command to install the GNU Compiler Collection, gcc:
sudo apt-get install gcc
libssl-dev
Use the following command to install libssl-dev:
sudo apt-get install libssl-dev
If the version of Linux you use doesn't support libssl-dev, find an equivalent package for it on the ROS Index.
(Optional) If you have OpenSSL you might also need to also install pkg-config:
sudo apt-get install pkg-config
libclang-dev
Use the following command to install libclang-dev:
sudo apt-get install libclang-dev
If the version of Linux you use doesn't support libclang-dev, find an equivalent package for it on the ROS Index.
libpq-dev
Use the following command to install libpq-dev:
sudo apt-get install libpq-dev
If the version of Linux you use doesn't support libpq-dev, find an equivalent package for it on the ROS Index.
build-essential
Use the following command to install build-essential:
sudo apt-get install build-essential
The prerequisites needed for the macOS operating system include:
macOS includes a version of cURL you can use to install Homebrew. Use Homebrew to install other tools, including a newer version of cURL.
Homebrew
Use the following command to install Homebrew:
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"
If you used the commands in the Install using Homebrew(install-homebrew) section, you do not need to install anything else.
All macOS prerequisites
With Homebrew installed, you can install individual prerequisites from the following sections or install them all at once with this command:
cURL
Use the following command to update the default cURL on macOS:
brew install curl
CMake
Use the following command to install CMake:
brew install cmake
To customize the installation, see Installing CMake on the CMake website.
libpq
Use the following command to install libpq:
brew install libpq
Git CLI
Use the following command to install Git:
brew install git
After installing Git, download and install the Git command line interface.
The prerequisites needed for the Windows 11 operating system include:
cURL
Windows 11 ships with a Microsoft version of cURL already installed. If you want to use the curl project version instead, download and install it from https://curl.se/windows/.
Git CLI
Download and install the Git command line interface.
CMake
Download and install CMake from the CMake website.
Protocol Buffers
Download Protocol Buffers (protoc-xx.x-win32.zip or protoc-xx.x-win64.zip) and add the \bin directory to your Windows PATH environment variable.
Additional tools for Windows
dWallet requires the following additional tools on computers running Windows.
- For Windows on ARM64 only - Visual Studio 2022 Preview.
- C++ build tools is required to install Rust.
- The LLVM Compiler Infrastructure. Look for a file with a name similar to LLVM-15.0.7-win64.exe for 64-bit Windows, or LLVM-15.0.7-win32.exe for 32-bit Windows.
Known issue - The dwallet console command does not work in PowerShell.
Install dWallet binaries from source
Run the following command to install dWallet binaries:
cargo install --locked --git https://github.com/dwallet-labs/dwallet-network.git --branch sign-ia-wasm sui
The installation process can take a while to complete. You can monitor installation progress in the terminal. If you encounter an error, make sure to install the latest version of all prerequisites and then try the command again.
To update to the latest stable version of Rust:
rustup update stable
The command installs dWallet components in the ~/.cargo/bin folder.
Upgrade dWallet binaries
If you previously installed the dWallet binaries, you can update them to the most recent release with the same command you used to install them:
cargo install --locked --git https://github.com/dwallet-labs/dwallet-network.git --branch sign-ia-wasm sui