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nodejs-run-osmosisd-command

v1.0.1

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Nodejs helper function to spawn an osmosisd child-process as a promise, and resolve the json response

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nodejs-run-osmosisd-command

Nodejs helper function to spawn an osmosisd child-process as a promise, and resolve the json response.

This Node.js module allows you to execute Osmosisd commands and retrieve the results as JSON. It also automatically handles certain Windows-specific functionality by prepending "wsl" to commands when running on a Windows operating system. Additionally, it includes a feature to add the --keyring-backend test option to Osmosisd transaction commands to avoid entering the Osmosisd keychain password during execution.

Installation

You can install this module using npm:

npm install nodejs-run-osmosisd-command

Usage

Import the module and use the runOsmosisdCommand function to execute Osmosisd commands:

import runOsmosisdCommand from 'nodejs-run-osmosisd-command';

// Example usage
(async () => {
  try {
    const command = 'osmosisd q poolmanager pool 1';
    const result = await runOsmosisdCommand(command);
    console.log(JSON.parse(result.stdout)); // The JSON output of the Osmosisd command
  } catch (error) {
    console.error('Error:', error.message || error);
  }
})();

Windows Compatibility

This module automatically detects if your operating system is Windows and adds the "wsl" prefix to commands when necessary.

Transaction Commands

This module automatically appends the --keyring-backend test flag if a transaction command is detected. This is to avoid entering the Osmosisd keychain password request. It is assumed that your keyring-backend is set to test for the wallet you are transacting from.

API Reference

runOsmosisdCommand(command: string): Promise<{ stdout: string, stderr: string } | Error>

Execute an Osmosisd command and return the result as JSON.

  • command: The Osmosisd command to be executed (e.g., "osmosisd q poolmanager pool 1", "osmosisd tx ...").
  • Returns a promise that resolves with an object containing stdout (string JSON output) and stderr (error output) or rejects with an error if the command execution fails.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. You can find the full license text in the LICENSE.md file included with this package.