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[driemworks]

• adds docusaurus docs

[juangirini]

Great job!

[juangirini]

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	- **Non-Custodial**: While Murmur offers API-based access for convenience, users maintain full control of their wallets at all times.
	- **Non-Custodial**: Users retain complete control of their wallets at all times. Even when opting for the convenience of HTTP-API-based access, only the heavy computational tasks are outsourced, ensuring full ownership remains with the user.

[juangirini]

murmur-api isn't stateless as it relies on the session cookies and stores the mmr_store in mongodb

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	**From a Browser**
	Murmur can be used from the browser by relying on the murmur.js library to communicate with an API, allowing for the creation and execution of in-app wallets. The [murmur-api](https://github.com/ideal-lab5/murmur-api) is a stateless API that simply outsources the computation required to compute and encrypt OTP codes and merkle proofs. [Murmur.js](https://github.com/ideal-lab5/murmur.js) is a javascript library that lets developers easily integrate keyless crypto wallets into their applications. In conjunction with [polkadot.js](https://polkadot.js.org/docs/api), it allows developers to easily add a 'wallet-as-a-service' mechanism to their applications.
	**From a Browser or JS app**
	Murmur can be used from any JS application by relying on the **murmur.js** library to communicate with the **murmur-api**, allowing for the creation and execution of in-app wallets. The [murmur-api](https://github.com/ideal-lab5/murmur-api) is an HTTP-API that simply outsources the computation required to compute and encrypt OTP codes and merkle proofs. [Murmur.js](https://github.com/ideal-lab5/murmur.js) is a javascript library that lets developers easily integrate keyless crypto wallets into their applications. In conjunction with [polkadot.js](https://polkadot.js.org/docs/api), developers can add a 'wallet-as-a-service' mechanism to their applications with minimal effort.

[juangirini]

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	This is an HTTP connector for the `murmur-api`, allowing javascript-based applications to easily communicate with the `murmur-api` and with the Ideal Network to create and execute murmur wallets. It does this via axios and polkadotjs, respectively.
	This is an HTTP connector for the `murmur-api` that facilitates javascript-based applications to communicate with the `murmur-api` and with the Ideal Network to create and execute Murmur wallets. It does this via `axios` and `polkadot.js`, respectively.

[juangirini]

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	> For the Polkadot 2024 Hackathon, we specifically deliver ONLY the murmur and modified proxy pallets. All other pallets should not be considered for judging and have been developed outside the scope of the hackathon.
	> IMPORTANT: For the Polkadot 2024 Hackathon, we specifically deliver ONLY the Murmur and modified Proxy pallets. All other pallets should not be considered for judging and have been developed outside the scope of the hackathon.

[juangirini]

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The [murmur pallet](https://github.com/ideal-lab5/pallets/tree/main/pallets/murmur) is the core pallet that enables murmur wallets. Specifically, it takes the role of a 'prover' in the [murmur protocol](../learn/protocol.md), where it is responsible for registering uniquely named Murmur proxies and acting as an extension to the proxy pallet, where it verifies execution parameters prior to dispatching them. Specifically, this works with our modified [proxy pallet](https://github.com/ideal-lab5/pallets/tree/main/pallets/proxy), which allows virtually uncallable proxies to be defined with *no delegate*. This proxy type can only be used via the murmur pallet's proxy extrinsic, which requires valid proof of future OTP codes.

The [Murmur pallet](https://github.com/ideal-lab5/pallets/tree/main/pallets/murmur) is the core pallet that enables Murmur wallets. Specifically, it takes the role of a 'prover' in the [urmur Mprotocol](../learn/protocol.md), where it is responsible for registering uniquely named Murmur proxies and acting as an extension to the Proxy pallet, where it verifies execution parameters prior to dispatching them. Specifically, this works with our modified [Proxy pallet](https://github.com/ideal-lab5/pallets/tree/main/pallets/proxy), which allows virtually uncallable proxies to be defined with *no delegate*. This proxy type can only be used via the Murmur pallet's proxy extrinsic, which requires valid proof of future OTP codes.

[juangirini]

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	Explore the repo [here](https://github.com/ideal-lab5/pallets/tree/main) to learn more about the core runtime modules that power Murmur and the Ideal Network.
	Explore the [pallets repo](https://github.com/ideal-lab5/pallets/tree/main) to learn more about the core runtime modules that power Murmur and the Ideal Network.

[juangirini]

I guess this is still WIP?