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aladinjs-cli

v1.0.2

Published

Node.js Aladin CLI

Downloads

5

Readme

Intended Audience

This tool is meant for developers only -- it is meant to be used for testing and debugging Aladin apps in ways that the Browser does not yet support. It is not safe to use this tool for day-to-day tasks, since many commands operate on unencrypted private keys. Everyone is encouraged to use the [Aladin

Installation

Requirements

Install the CLI

$ npm install -g https://github.com/ALADINIO/aladinjs-cli

This should install aladinjs-cli to your $PATH.

Troubleshooting

If running into EACCES permissions errors:

  • See https://docs.npmjs.com/resolving-eacces-permissions-errors-when-installing-packages-globally.
  • Use Node Version Manager.

How to Use

The CLI has a built-in help system. Just run aladinjs-cli to access it. You can list all command documentation with aladinjs-cli help all.

Examples

$ aladinjs-cli gaia_listfiles --gaia_hub "https://hub.aladinnetwork.org" --app_private_key 3fb610986b2f80af87508ed3b699c4146cb4589264e521402fae6c4f969ab09e
/documents/1564791377194.json
/documents/1564791386260.json
/documents/1564791394787.json
documentscollection.json
key.json
5

How to Contribute

This tool is targeted towards Aladin developers. Patches to fix bugs are welcome!

Project Scope

The following features are considered in-scope for this tool:

  • Generating and broadcasting all supported types of Aladin transactions
  • Loading, storing, and listing data in Gaia hubs
  • Generating owner, payment and application keys from a seed phrase
  • Querying Aladin Core nodes
  • Implementing a minimum viable authentication flow

Everything else is out of scope. Specifically, the following will not be added to this tool:

  • Anything that requires persistent disk state -- this includes software wallets, configuration files, and so on
  • Anything that involves administrating other Aladin services
  • Features specific to a particular Aladin app
  • Any sort of plugin or extension system

How to Reach Other Aladin Devs

The best place to discuss CLI and app development is on the Aladin Forum.