Qmix is an in-browser Solidity IDE based on Ethereum's remix that takes (extensive) style inspiration from Microsoft's vscode.

Qmix extends angular-seed, an Angular 2+ seed project. Detailed information and best practices are available at the project's README.

• Node
• NPM

The fastest way to get started developing Qmix is to use the livereload functionality provided by Angular Seed. You'll first have to clone and access this repository.

$ git clone https://github.com/spacemanholdings/qmix.git
$ cd qmix

# install dependencies
$ npm install

# serve the project with livereload
$ npm start

The easiest way to build Qmix for production is via the provided build script.

$ npm run build.prod

Note: due to project size, build.prod sets the following Node.js flags:

• --max-old-space-size=8192
• --stack_size=100000

These are already set for you and you won't need to set them yourself, this information is just included for transparency (and potentially debugging).

angular-seed is structured into two main folders, src and tools. src contains the main front-end code for Qmix while tools contains project configuration.

Qmix has one main page, home. This page contains a code editor and some tooling. The home page is split into three panels, the tabs panel, the sidebar panel, and the editor panel. For simplicity, each of these components is implemented as an individual module available in src/client/app/shared/components.

Several services are used to share data and functionality among components. The compiler service handles loading solcjs and compiling Solidity code. The editor service controls access to the current text of the code editor. The file service manages how files are added, deleted, opened, and closed.