Prysm Web UI Logs Fix

This release includes a small fix for rendering logs in the Prysm web interface

Significant Fixes and Unified Backends!

This release is very close to v1 for the Prysm web UI, but not quite there yet. However, we have fixed a ton of problems users have been struggling with for a while including:

• Add warning when user is running in development mode (#112)
• Add validation checks for keystore files uploaded through the dropdown (#117)
• Show the actual contents of HTTP error messages from the backend (#119)
• Fix auth redirects to respect the return URL. (#121)
• Fix log percentages in prysm process logs (#108)
• Use the Unified Validator Backend for All API Requests (#123)
• Fixes error interceptor redirect when API returns 401 (#125)
• Utilize NDJson Streams to Process Logs from the Validator Backend (#124)
• Less Privacy Invasive Location Peers Map (#126)
• Fix issues with validator balance disappearing after import of new keystore

Connect to Websocket Logs Fixed

This release contains a minor fix to properly connect to websocket logs for the beacon and validator client

Better Errors and Logs Streaming

This release adds support for Prysm's v1.0.1 releasing November 27, 2020. The web interface is now more verbose with error popups, allowing us to better diagnose users' problems. Additionally, we no longer hardcode the logs websocket endpoints for the beacon node and validator client in the web interface.

Supporting Prysm V1.0.0!

This PR includes fixes to support Prysm's v1 release, allowing users a smoother experience when signing up to the web UI. Now, you can signup if you already had a wallet in your validator client!

Updates to Support Prysm Beta.0

This release includes fixes to support Prysm's beta.0 release, which fixes several known problems from the first release of the UI, including:

• CORS issues for the validator. Now the web UI will be served on the same port as the gRPC gateway in Prysm
• Supporting the beta release of accounts in Prysm
• Using a separate password for the Web UI and for the wallet
• A map of your beacon node peers (thanks @mauser001)
• Overall improvements to the application, especially password validation thanks to @wackerow

You Get a GUI, We Get a GUI, Everyone Gets a GUI!

This is the first release of the Prysm Web UI, providing a built-in experience for stakers to manage their validators from a nice web portal built with Angular, unit tested, and compliant with prysmaticlabs/ethereumapis. In Prysm's alpha.29 release, stakers will be able to launch their validator clients with the --web flag and see portal show up on browser automatically.

The community has asked for a graphical user interface for eth2 clients for so long, and we are pleased to deliver on this promise.