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@safient/cli

v0.1.9-alpha

Published

Safient CLI tool to run a Safien worker and interact with the safes on Safient protocol

Downloads

10

Readme

Safient CLI

CLI tool to run a Safien worker and interact with the safes on Safient protocol.

Getting Started

    npm i @safient/cli -g

Running the Safien worker on a testnet

  safient safien worker --network testnet

Enter worker info when running for the first time

Interacting with the Safient protocol

Create a new user:

  safient user create --name Safient1 --email [email protected] --network testnet

Create a new safe (Creator):

  safient safe create --beneficiary did:key:z6MknvaZuK44SWdsK8m6t3mq7AWQ2Hj1zGhVTPywcPGS7qFf --data 'GM' --network testnet

Show a safe:

  safient safe show 01fgbz287dvds1ft1e4tdbjqkp --network testnet

Claim a safe (Beneficiary):

  safient safe claim 01fgbz287dvds1ft1e4tdbjqkp --network testnet

Recover the safe (Beneficiary):

  safient safe recover 01fgbz287dvds1ft1e4tdbjqkp --network testnet

Building locally

Create an .env with INFURA_API_KEY, USER_API_KEY, USER_API_SECRET and DB_FILE_NAME='./thread.config'

  npm install
  npm run build

Technologies used:

Contributing

You are welcome to submit issues and enhancement requests and work on any of the existing issues. Follow this simple guide to contribute to the repository.

  1. Create or pick an existing issue to work on
  2. Fork the repo on GitHub
  3. Clone the forked project to your own machine
  4. Commit changes to your own branch
  5. Push your work back up to your forked repo
  6. Submit a Pull request from the forked repo to our repo so that we can review your changes

Resources: