This release is finished. This version is now being integrated in Boardwalk. Please check that repo for following further development of swarm.city
https://github.com/swarmcity/sc-boardwalk
The Swarm City Terminal is the starting point of the user journey in Swarm City. The Swarm City Terminal will be the main entry screen into the Swarm City ecosystem and will be the browser for the hashtags ( starting with #ridesharing ). It provides the Swarm City citizens the possibility to create and manage a basic profile and exchange SWT tokens in a wallet.
A new swarm city member opens the app (terminal.swarm.city) and can create his own wallet in Swarm City. He must choose a strong password (min 9 characters) and needs to enter this twice. A new user account is created.
A user that already has a wallet installed on his device, can open the app and unlock it by entering his password.
The new user enters the terminal view with a blank avatar, username, balance, and reference currency, and with an overview of all games provided in Swarm City (to start with ridesharing).
By clicking on the profile picture or the username, the user goes to the profile view. On the profile view, you see your profile picture, username, and transaction history. You also see a button to make backup and a shortcode to sync another device.
To personalize his account, the user can change his profile picture and username. The user can upload a profile picture or take the picture with the camera in his device. The image can be cropped before saving. A user can set a currency - BTC/ETH/USD/EUR - to reference SWT tokens. In the balance of the wallet, this reference currency will be shown next to the SWT token balance. On the profile screen, the user sees a transaction history.
Next to the avatar and username, there is a warning sign. It will be there as long as the user hasn’t made a backup. Clicking on it or on the avatar/username takes the user to the profile view with instructions to make a backup. The user can download the json file and can choose to store it on the device or on the cloud.
By clicking on the balance on the terminal, the user goes to wallet view. He sees his SWT balance, the reference currency, a button to do a transaction and a button to top up your SWT token balance with tokens you have on another wallet.
The user can send tokens to another user, by entering the amount and the shortcode of the receiver. Once the transaction is completed, the current status of that transaction is shown and gets updated until done. The user can receive tokens by giving his shortcode to the person wanting to send tokens.
The SWT token can import an ARC wallet and automatically convert your ARC tokens into SWT tokens.
The user can import the SWT wallet by uploading the json file and entering the password, or by entering the private key from the paper wallet.
The user can transfer SWT tokens straight from any other wallet into the SWT terminal, by making a transaction to this new address of this newly created terminal.
A user that opens the app has the option upload a backup or sync with another device. The user can upload the json file and enter the password to import the user account. The user can also choose to sync two devices. To do so, the user needs the device where the terminal is already active (device A) and the new device that he wants to sync to (new device). The user is asked to get the new device and device A ready. On the new device, the user is asked to enter a shortcode to sync. The user gets this shortcode on device A in his profile view. When the shortcode is entered on the new device, a dialogue pops up on device A asking for permission to sync the account on a new device. If permission is granted, the user account is imported on the new device.