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Hello, i'd like to know if there is a keystore in hardhat in which I can store safely my mnemonic phrase to have access to my account afterward. Similar to what foundry do with cast wallet import. This is about not to write in plaintext my details in .env Thanks for your help. |
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Hi @mo7tr You can use workaround and create encryptedKey.json file, which will store your encrypted version of .env keys. To use it you will just need to enter correct password you have used to encrypt key. You can also use third party deployers. This might be also helpful link |
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Thank you for your reply, searching the internet I found this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMX7pLKf3YE from chainlink this looks awesome I'm trying to implement it RN. This isn't what I was exactly looking for but (ie: encoding seed phrase, to use multiple accounts and only typing once my password) but I think it can do the trick! Have a nice day web3 brother! |
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Yup thats another solution, cheers mate! |
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@Nlferu it is a wonderful tool, after using it I really recommend |
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Glad to hear that, I will test it out definitely ;) |
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Hi @mo7tr
You can use workaround and create encryptedKey.json file, which will store your encrypted version of .env keys. To use it you will just need to enter correct password you have used to encrypt key. You can also use third party deployers. This might be also helpful link