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@gear-js/cli

v0.0.8

Published

<p align="center"> <a href="https://gear-tech.io"> <img src="https://github.com/gear-tech/gear/blob/master/images/logo-grey.png" width="400" alt="GEAR"> </a> </p> <p align=center> <a href="https://github.com/gear-tech/gear-js/blob/master/LICEN

Downloads

19

Readme

Description

A CLI tool that allows sending transactions to the Gear node based on yaml file.

Installation

npm install -g @gear-js/cli

Usage

First of all you need to create a .yaml file with all actions you want to perform.

To run workflow use this command

gear-js workflow path/to/workflow.yaml

You can also specify some arguments to be used instead of the unknown parts of the payloads ($cli token_name)

gear-js workflow path/to/workflow.yaml -a token_name=MY_NFT url=https://gear-tech.io

To specify the endpoint of the node to connect to, use the CLI argument --ws.

gear-js workflow path/to/wotkflow.yaml --ws wss://rpc-node.gear-tech.io

Structure of the workflow file

  1. Accounts There are a few ways to specify an account:
  • Using mnemonic phrase
  • Using seed
  • Using well-known account such as Alice and Bob
accounts:
  alice: bottom drive obey lake curtain smoke basket hold race lonely fit walk//Alice
  bob: //Bob
  my_account: '0x...seed'
  1. Fund accounts If you need to fund some of specified accounts you need to provide account name that already has balance to fund other accounts.
prefunded_account:
  alice

fund_accounts:
  my_account: 1000000000
  1. Programs Specify in this section all the programs you want to upload or interact with.
programs:
  - id: 0
    address: '0xa5291ad71150456ecf304d12c8e4bc0d01fbcc203b9fa92532bf50c0377f87c4'
    path_to_meta: ./programs/nft.meta.txt

  - name: Non-Fungible Token 1
    id: 1
    path_to_wasm: ./programs/nft.opt.wasm
    path_to_meta: ./programs/nft.meta.txt
    payload: 
      name: GNFT
      symbol: GNFT
      base_uri: https://gear-tech.io
      royalties: null
  1. Transactions Specify all the transaction you want to perform. It's possible to specify unknown parts of the payloads (such as program, code, acc).
  • $program 0 will be replaced by the programId of the uploaded program under id 0
  • $code 1 will be replaced by the code id of the uploaded code under id 1
  • $account alice will be replaced by the Alice public key
  • $cli token_name will be replaced by the argument that you provide in the cli interface
transactions:
  - type: upload_program
    program: 1
    account: alice

  - type: send_message
    program: 0
    account: bob
    payload:
      Mint:
        transaction_id: 0
        token_metadata: 
          TokenMetadata:
            name: $cli token_name
            description: $program 1
            media: https://
            reference: https://
    value: 0