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eth-console-wallet

v0.2.0

Published

Lightweight console wallet for Ethereum

Downloads

8

Readme

Eth Console Wallet

This tool is used for creating wallet and allow to generate accounts for charging and sending ETH to another users. IMPORTANT: current release is alpha.

Getting started

First of all, you should install eth-console-wallet. You can do it by means the next command

Npm

$ npm i --global eth-console-wallet

or

Yarn

$ yarn global add eth-console-wallet

Create a new wallet

Now, you should create a new wallet.

$ eth-console-wallet --init --passwork MY_PASSWORD

Generate address

After, you created the wallet, you should create an address for getting ETH.

$ eth-console-wallet --generate --password MY_PASSWORD

If you want to create a bundle of addresses and manage them, you will need to add --count NUMBER and --output PATH to current command.

Getting balance

Before, you use this command, you will need to create MY_ETHERSCAN_TOKEN at Etherscan and add it to config.

$ eth-console-wallet --add --etherscan-token MY_ETHERSCAN_TOKEN

Or, if you have your own node, you can run it with the next options:

$ geth --datadir PATH --syncmode fast --rpc --rpcapi="db,eth,net,web3,personal,web3"

and you can add rpcapi to your wallet config:

$ eth-console-wallet --add --rpcapi http://address:port

Now, you may get your account balance.

$ eth-console-wallet --balance --address 0xMyAddress

Send ETH

if you want to send some custom value from your account address to another, you will be able to use the next command:

$ eth-console-wallet --send --from 0xAddress1 --to 0xAddress2 --value SOME_VALUE_IN_ETHER --fee (low/medium/fast) --password MY_PASSWORD

if you want to send entire amount from your account address to another (fee will be max automatically), you will be able to use the next command:

$ eth-console-wallet --withdraw-all --from 0xMyAddress --to 0xAnotherWallet --password MY_PASSWORD

Roadmap

  • Add state for addresses
  • Clean source code

If you have any suggestions, you will be able to report about that by means issue.