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arkb

v1.1.61

Published

Arweave Deploy that saves you data costs.

Downloads

127

Readme

arkb

Arweave Deploy that saves you data costs.

Features

  • No file size limit.
  • No amount of files limit.
  • Doesn't upload files that you have already uploaded.

How to use

arkb runs using NodeJS and NPM. You must have both installed on your machine for it to work.

Install arkb:

yarn global add arkb # recommended

or

npm install -g arkb

Note: The installation of arkb needs node >=15.11.0 or you will get an error when using arkb. To manage multiple active nodejs, we recommend you have nvm installed on your computer, then you can switch different node in a simple command.

And run:

arkb help

Note: If you are planning to upload large batches of data transactions to the Arweave network, it is strongly advised that you use the --use-bundler option instead of regular deploy to avoid transaction failures. You can read about bundles and their advantages on the Arwiki.

                    d8b        d8b
                    ?88        ?88
                     88b        88b
 d888b8b    88bd88b  888  d88'  888888b
d8P' ?88    88P'  `  888bd8P'   88P `?8b
88b  ,88b  d88      d88888b    d88,  d88
`?88P'`88bd88'     d88' `?88b,d88'`?88P'



Usage: arkb [options] [command]

Options                                 Description
--auto-confirm                          Skips the confirm screen
--concurrency -c <number>               Multi thread, default is 5
--content-type <content type>           Set the files content type
--debug                                 Display log messages
--fee-multiplier -m <number>            Set the fee multiplier for all transactions
--force -f                              Force a redeploy of all the files
--gateway -g <host_or_ip>               Set the gateway hostname or ip address
--help -h                               Show usage help for a command
--license                               Specify the license of your upload with an spdx li
--no-colors                             Print to terminal without fancy colors
--tag-name <name>                       Set a tag name
--tag-value <value>                     Set a tag value
--timeout -t <number>                   Set the request timeout
--bundle                                Locally bundle your files and deploy to Arweave
--use-bundler <host_or_ip>              Use an ans104 bundler service
--wallet -w <wallet_path>               Set the key file path

Commands (alias)                        Description
balance (b)                             Get the current balance of your wallet
deploy (d) <folder_or_file>             Deploy a directory or file
fund-bundler <amount>                   Fund your bundler account
help (h)                                Show usage help for a command
network (n)                             Get the current network info
status (s) <txid>                       Check the status of a transaction ID
transfer <address> <amount>             Send funds to an Arweave wallet
version (v)                             Show the current arkb version number
wallet-export (we)                      Exports a previously saved wallet
wallet-forget (wf)                      Removes a previously saved wallet
wallet-save (ws) <wallet_path>          Saves a wallet, removes the need of the --wallet option
withdraw-bundler <amount>               Withdraw from your bundler balance

Contributing

  1. Create a fork
  2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-feature
  3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
  4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
  5. Submit a pull request 🚀