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@venusprotocol/cli

v1.6.1

Published

The Venus Keeper Bots CLI is a easy way to run tasks and interact with keeper bots from the command line.

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Readme

Venus Keeper Bots CLI

The Venus Keeper Bots CLI is a easy way to run tasks and interact with keeper bots from the command line.

Each command has a help flag for more details

$ venus convert --help

Install

$ npm i -g @venusprotocol/cli

Token Conversion Commands

Commands form managing token conversions using the Venus Token Converters.

Convert

The convert command can be used to to query and execute token conversions with parameters to manage the cost and size of the conversions.

Usage
  $ venus convert [options]

Options
  -c, --converter [converters...]        Token converter address
  --no-profitable                        Require trade be profitable
  -in, --asset-in [asset-in]             Asset In address
  -out, --asset-out [asset-out]          Asset Out address
  -s, --simulate                         Simulate transactions (default: false)
  -d, --debug                            Add debug logging (default: false)
  -rf, --release-funds                   Release funds (default: false)
  -min, --min-trade-usd [min-trade-usd]  Minimum value of tokens to try and convert (default: 500)
  -max, --max-trade-usd [max-trade-usd]  Maximum value of tokens to try and convert (default: 5000)
  -l, --loop                             Continuously query and execute trades (default: false)
  -bp, --min-income-bp [min-income-bp]   Min income in basis points as percentage of amount (default: 50)

Release Funds

Command for releasing funds from markets and bnb admin which are then distributed per defined schema, which includes a percentage sent to the token converters.

Usage: venus release-funds [options]

Options:
  --simulate            Simulate transactions (default: false)
  --accrue-interest     Accrue Interest (default: false)
  --no-reduce-reserves  Reduce BNB Reserves
  -d, --debug           Add debug logging (default: false)
  -h, --help            Show help

Environment variables

Environment variables are read by default from a .venus/.env file in the current user's home directory. If you want to use a different location for the .env file you can specify a path with the VENUS_ENV_PATH environment variable.

An example of required variables is defined in .env.example. For convenience, they can be set using the config command

venus config set NETWORK bsctestnet

Reference