Can't convert an ETH contract because the compiler is too outdated in which Solidity is supported.

The above long JSON output could be just one line of text with "... ..." at the end. It expands when the user clicks on the "... ..."

Metamask does not provide private keys for individual accounts (anymore?), only a mnemonic phrase that covers all possible generated accounts.

Regardless, it did not recognize a secret key generated in MEW when I tried importing. Directions should be included to add 0x to it.

It will reset localstorage, but preserve the existing accounts

I was excited to find an online tool for ETC chain and unfortunately your tool just does not work.
Was not able to deploy. has the online version not been maintained against latest ETC nodes?

The user should be able to export account private keys / mnemic words and then import them.

It appears that we will need to provide a gas value in the sendTransaction() method when pointing BUIDL to Ethereum networks (Ropsten TestNet included).

The simple storage contract compiles successfully in BUIDL but when it is deployed to Ropsten the following error is displayed in the BUIDL log output

Error: exceeds block gas limit

If we alter the sendTransaction code which executes at [1] then this contract may successfully deploy on the Ropsten TestNet.

There is a section of BUIDL code which has the potential to add the appropriate Ethereum gas parameters to the raw BUIDL transaction [2].

To ensure that this is not hard coded, perhaps we could have a button/switch in the BUIDL web console which allows us to toggle ETH gas on and off.

[1]

The 0x... string in the log is supposed to be txhash. We need to clearly label it.

Also, the "success" message should be "pending" while we are waiting. Thanks.