We will now briefly understand what is available on the Ganache desktop. On the Desktop, at the top we have several menu options out of which a few are of immediate relevance to us. The menu bar is highlighted in the screenshot below −

Clicking on the TRANSACTIONS menu shows all the transactions performed so far. You will be performing transactions very soon. Now, come back to the above screen and check the transactions from time to time. A typical transaction screen is as shown below −

Likewise, when you click on the BLOCKS menu, you will see the various mined blocks. Consider the following screenshot to understand how the BLOCKS menu looks like −

Click on the LOGS menu. It will open the system log for you. Here, you can examine the various operations that you have performed on the Ethereum Blockchain.
Now, as you have understood how to use Ganache for setting up a private Ethereum Blockchain, you will now create a few clients who would use this Blockchain.

Ethereum – MyEtherWallet

For client application, you will use MyEtherWallet.
Download MyEtherWallet software from the following URL −
https://github.com/kvhnuke/etherwallet/releases/tag/v3.21.06
If required, unzip the downloaded file and open index.html. You will see the following interface for creating a new wallet.

Ethereum – Creating Wallet

In this chapter, we will learn how to create Ethereum wallet. To create a new wallet, enter a password of your choice and then click on the “Create New Wallet” button. When you do so, a Wallet would be created. A digital wallet is essentially the generation of a public/private key pair that you need to store in a safe place. The wallet creation results in the following screen −

Click on the “Download Keystore File (UTC / JSON)” button to save the generated keys. Now, click on the “I understand. Continue” button. Your private key will appear on the screen as seen in the screenshot below −

Click on the “Print Paper Wallet” button to keep a physical record of your wallet’s private key. You will need this later for unlocking the wallet. You will see the following screen. Do not lose this output.

To unlock your wallet, click on the “Save Your Address” button. You will see the following screen.

The wallet can be unlocked using the Private Key option as highlighted in the above screen. Cut-n-paste the private key from the previous screenshot and click the Unlock button. Your wallet will be unlocked and you will see a message appear at the bottom of the screen. As the wallet does not contain anything as of now, unlocking the wallet is not really useful to us at this point.

Attaching Wallet to Ganache Blockchain

You have now created a wallet; this wallet is a client interface to the Blockchain. We will attach the wallet to the Ganache Blockchain that you have started in the earlier lesson. To do so, click on the Network dropdown box as shown in the screenshot below −

Go to the bottom of the list. You will see an option for “Add Custom Network / Node”. Select this item.
Now, a screen will appear asking for the Ganache server address and the port to which it is listening.

Page 8 Image 10 — Ganache server address

Type your Ganache server details – http://127.0.0.1 and Port: 8545. These would be the values set by you in the Ganache server setup. Give a name of your choice to this node. Click on the “Save & Use Custom Node” button. You will see the connected message at the bottom of the screen. At this point, your wallet is successfully connected to the Ganache Blockchain.
You are now ready to deploy the contract on this connected Blockchain.
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