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signum-serial-letter

v1.0.0

Published

Send messages/amounts in masses to the Signum blockchain

Downloads

2

Readme

signum-serial-letter

A small tool to send messages in masses on Signum Blockchain

Installation

You need Nodejs (Version >=16) installed

npm i signum-serial-letter -g

Now it should be available as CLI command, type:

signum-serial-letter --version

Usage

The tools come with its built-in help.

Just type signum-serial-letter -h

Before you can send data you need to prepare a JSON file to configure the Signum Node, the message and the recipient list.

Create a JSON file, e.g. my-message-info.json with the following fields:

{
  "host": "https://europe3.testnet.signum.network/",
  "txPerBlock": 10,
  "recipients": [
    {
      "to":  "c213e4144ba84af94aae2458308fae1f0cb083870c8f3012eea58147f3b09d4a", // pub key
      "msg": "Your text here",
      "signa": 20.12
    },
    {
      "to":  "16107620026796983538", // account id
      "signa": 10.12 // send signa only
    },
    {
      "to":  "TS-QAJA-QW5Y-SWVP-4RVP4", // account address
      "msg": "just a message -no money"
    }
    // add more
  ]
}

Instead of adding the recipients as JSON objects, it's possible to reference a CSV file with a list of recipients, messages and amounts. The JSON of the ./my-message-info.json would look like this

{
  "host": "https://europe3.testnet.signum.network/",
  "maxTx": 10,
  "recipients": "./recipients.example.csv" // loads from a CSV file
}

The path of the CSV file can be absolute or relative the the current working directory

The CSV file is of the following format

<account>,<message>,<signa> - where <message> or <signa> are optional, but at least one of the field must exist

Example:

TS-QAJA-QW5Y-SWVP-4RVP4,"some text",2.0
16107620026796983538,"another text",1.0
4382407931849532142,,1.0
7210b8941929030324540238450e985899989a7ad0267e0c76f668fde3b1016b,"only a message",

Delimiter can be , or ; - Double-Quotes " are optional - header is not allowed.

Then run signum-serial-letter -d ./my-message-info.json

Keep in mind, that sending messages costs you SIGNA. So, better to test your serial letter on testnet before. You can/should even run a dry run, without actually sending the messages using the --test flag:

signum-serial-letter -d ./my-message-info.json --test

Happy Spamming!