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spell-attester

v0.0.16

Published

CLI for the Maker Spell Attestation contracts

Downloads

4

Readme

MakerDAO spell attester

The command-line tool to assist with on-chain attestation of MakerDAO spells. It aids with creating or revoking EAS attestations of 3 kinds: identity (userAddress, userPseudonym, userTeam), spell (payloadId, crafterPseudonym, reviewerAPseudonym, reviewerBPseudonym), deployment (payloadId, payloadAddress, payloadHash). It also helps to identify current status of the spell using status command.

Note: the CLI is just another interface for creating, revoking and fetching attestations, but a regular UI such as EASscan can be used to do the same set of actions (by using relevant attestation schemas).

Pre-requirements

  • Installed node.js
  • [Optional] RPC url of the supported chain (will be read from the RPC_URL environment variable)
  • [Required for submitting transactions] Private key of your EOA wallet (will be read from the PRIVATE_KEY environment variable)

Usage

The CLI can be directly executed without installation via npx spell-attester or installed on your machine via npm i spell-attester@latest -g and then executed via spell-attester. It is advised to install specific version of the package and then review its code before using it.

$ npx spell-attester --help
 <command>

Commands:
  create-identity            Create attestation to identify ethereum address
  create-spell               Create attestation to setup a spell and define its members
  create-deployment          Create attestation to verify deployed spell
  revoke [attestation-uid]   Revoke existing attestation
  status [payload-id]        Get status of existing spell
  configure [variable-name]  Configure env variables

Options:
  --help     Show help                                                 [boolean]
  --version  Show version number                                       [boolean]

Example usage

# Create Identity attestation (at least 3 identities are required)
$ npx spell-attester create-identity --user-address 0x... --user-pseudonym alice --team-name team_a

# Create Spell attestation
$ npx spell-attester create-spell --payload-id 2024-06-27 --crafter alice --reviewer-a bob --reviewer-b charlie

# Create Deployment attestation
$ npx spell-attester create-deployment --payload-id 2024-06-27 --payload-address 0x... --payload-hash 0x...

# Get status of the spell
$ npx spell-attester status 2024-06-27