Feature: lock the unlocked peeps

[BaldyAsh]

Current behavior:
Now you can only send peeps to blockchain when you first send them to server.

Expected behavior:
Needs to get unlocked peeps list and make transactions to IPFS and to Ethereum blockchain.

Solution:
It’s needed to prepare sending data to Ethereum blockchain. Carefully look at how peeps are sending now.

Peeps are sending in SendPeepViewController.

Perhaps all you need - get from Peepeth list of unlocked peeps. They all will have some ipfs hash.
You need to use methods from Web3swiftService class:

• prepare post/share/reply peep transaction. Here you will need peeps ipfs hash.

func preparePostPeepTransaction(peepDataHash: String, gasLimit: BigUInt = 27500, completion: @escaping (Result<TransactionIntermediate>) -> Void)
func prepareSharePeepTransaction(peepDataHash: String, gasLimit: BigUInt = 27500, completion: @escaping (Result<TransactionIntermediate>) -> Void)
func prepareReplyPeepTransaction(peepDataHash: String, gasLimit: BigUInt = 27500, completion: @escaping (Result<TransactionIntermediate>) -> Void)

• then send transaction to blockchain.

func sendTransaction(transaction: TransactionIntermediate, password: String, completion: @escaping (Result<TransactionSendingResult>) -> Void)

To get more info get unlocked peeps and lock them from Desktop PeepEth in Chrome using Developer Tools to “reverse engineer it”.

Acceptance Criteria:
The code is written in new branch named feature/lockPeeps or something like that.
The code implements the targets described above.
The code can be merged into the develop branch without conflicts.

Required Skill:
Participants needs to have experience in Swift software development.