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@subrina-protocol/subrina-node

v0.0.1

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Subrina node CLI

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Readme

Subrina Node CLI

Nodes on subrina protocol can earn fees by monitoring and triggering payments.

Follow these steps to get started.

  • Install Node CLI
  • Run subrina config configure your node
  • Run subrina register command to register your node
  • Run subrina monitor command to monitor subscriptions and get paid in fees

Usage

$ npm install -g @subrina-protocol/subrina-node
$ subrina COMMAND
running command...
$ subrina (--version)
0.1.0
$ subrina --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ subrina COMMAND
...

Commands

subrina config

configure subrina node

USAGE
  $ subrina config

DESCRIPTION
  configure subrina node

EXAMPLES
  $ subrina config

subrina register

register subrina node

USAGE
  $ subrina register [-f]

FLAGS
  -f, --force  force re-register

DESCRIPTION
  register subrina node

EXAMPLES
  $ subrina register

  $ subrina register --force

subrina monitor

monitor subscription plans and trigger payments

USAGE
  $ subrina monitor [-l <value>] [-s <value>]

FLAGS
  -l, --list=<value>    a txt file with a list of subscription plan account public keys
  -s, --single=<value>  a subscription plan account public key

DESCRIPTION
  monitor a list of subscription plans and trigger payments

EXAMPLES
  $ subrina monitor --list ~/subscriptin-plans-to-monitor.txt

  $ subrina monitor --single BJwb4SgNxDL9se5ZzZJ58ub9Adcj2XNfRs8GgVXKybyu

  $ subrina monitor