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cic-cli

v0.2.3

Published

CLI tools for CIC exchange network token operations

Downloads

29

Readme

CIC cli tools

State of this project

This tools is in very early development and not ready for public consumption.

Installation

npm install

This will put the script files in dist/scripts/. They have to be run individually (see "Scripts" below).

cic-cli uses the registry abstraction from the cic-client library.

Usage

Signing is currently only provided through keystore file.

A couple of methods to create keystore files:

  • geth acccount create on your command line
  • geth account import <exising_private_key_in_hex_file> on your command line
  • https://www.myetherwallet.com/create-wallet

Password to unlock keystore file must be passed by environment variable WALLET_PASSWORD.

Configuration

Some argument defaults are read from configuration file. The application will expect this to be in your xdg-basedir (most likely ~/.config/cic-cli. Defaults for the examples data can be found in the examples/ folder. Custom configuration file path can be set with -c.

Scripts

Network deployment

node dist/scripts/network.js --help

Token deployment

node dist/scripts/token.js --help

Transfer ERC20

node dist/scripts/transfer.js --help

Convert on bonding curve

node dist/scripts/convert.js --help

Token balances

node dist/scripts/balance.js --help

List all tokens on network

node dist/scripts/list.js --help

List contracts in network

node dist/scripts/contracts.js --help