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@terminal-packages/cli

v1.0.16

Published

Ethereum command line developer portal for the Terminal platform

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TerminalCLI - Ethereum Developer Portal

Terminal is an developers platform for builing on Ethereum. Develop, test, and manage Ethereum artifacts and infrastructure in a unified workspace with Terminal. The Terminal toolkit provides developers with a broad range of utilities to construct robust and user-friendly decentralized applications or dapps.

TerminalCLI is a development framework which allows you to utilize an array of powerful ethereum development tools for builiding dapps and smartcontracts - all from your command prompt. It provides a fast and concise command line interface to your Terminal workspace. Some actions on Terminal, such as generating ganache instances or batch uploading smart contracts can be overly tedious and lack customization on the Terminal web interface. TerminalCLI is designed to improve your workflow so you can quickly bootsrap your workspace and focus on working with the keynote features of the platform.

-Bulk upload contracts to Terminal.
-Control the project and folder hierarchy of your Terminal workspace
-Link and deploy ganache recipes as hosted or local ganache instances
-Fetch logs for any object across your Workspaces.
-Deploy contracts and verify source code automatically

Installation

Install the TerminalCLI by using on of the following commands:

npm:

$ npm install -g @terminal-packages/cli

yarn:

$ yarn global add @terminal-packages/cli

Now that you've installed the cli, you will need to signup for a Terminal account. You can make an account by going to https://terminal.co and clicking 'signup'. For more info getting your TerminalCLI set up check out the docs on our webpage.

Usage

Just type hex on the command line and the CLI usage will appear:

Usage: hex [options] [command]

Options:
  -V, --version  output the version number
  -h, --help     output usage information

Commands:
  config         Show configuration
  contracts      Contract CLI commands
  projects       Projects CLI commands
  ganache        Create, delete and get info for ganache instances
  login          Login to your terminal account
  logs           Get logs for your terminal account
  logout         Logout of the CLI
  teams          Teams information
  whoami         Show profile details of the logged in user
  help [cmd]     Display help for [cmd]

Changelog

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Terminal Developer docs

View develop-docs