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@logsn/cli

v0.0.20

Published

The Log Store Network CLI

Downloads

29

Readme

Logstore Cli

The Log Store CLI is a command-line tool for querying and storing data on the Log Store Network.

Documentation

👉 See full documentation of the Log Store CLI

Installing the CLI

The Log Store Client can be installed using npm, pnpm or yarn. Depending on your unique setup and configuration, you may need to use the sudo command.

npm i -g @logsn/cli

Usage

The command logstore help returns a list of all commands and option flags.

Usage: Log Store CLI [options] [command]

Query and Store on the Log Store Network.

Options:
  -V, --version            output the version number
  -h, --host <string>      Polygon/EVM Node RPC Endpoint
  -w, --wallet <string>    Wallet private key
  -c, --config <string>    Path to configuration file. Default to ~/.logstore-cli/default.json
  -d, --debug              Show debug logs
  --help                   display help for command

Commands:
  version                  Print runtime and protocol version
  init [options]           Creates a configuration file with default parameters
  balance [options]        View the LSAN token balance in your wallet, and available storage to use.
  mint [options] <amount>  Mint LSAN tokens for the Log Store Network
  query                    Manage your Log Store Queries
  store                    Manage your Log Stores
  create-stream <name>     Create Streamr stream to start storing data transported over the stream.
  help [command]           display help for command

Examples

  1. Before the Log Store Network can be queried, some amount of LSAN needs to be staked:
$ logstore query stake --amount 1000000000000000000 --usd -h https://polygon_rpc_url
  1. In order to enable data from a stream to be stored, some amount of LSAN needs to be staked against that Streamr Network stream/topic:
$ logstore store stake <streamId> --amount 1000000000000000000 -h https://polygon_rpc_url -w ...

Note: to use the CLI with the dev-network, it's important to set the environment variable USE_TEST_CONFIG=true before running the CLI commands. This will use the correct configuration and addresses for the dev-network.

export USE_TEST_CONFIG="true"
logstore balance