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vanity.web3

v0.3.3

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Vanity address generator for web3 in command line, supports ethereum, solana, tron and aptos

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Keywords

vanitycontractaddressweb3ethereumsolanatronaptoscli

Readme

vanity.web3

Vanity address generator for web3 in command line.

Supports EVM-Chains(Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Polygon, Avalanche etc, and it's contract address), Solana, Tron and Aptos.

Examples:

  • EVM: 0xbbBBF4d7FDF3E6993218FC8Cbd5975E34BB47777
  • Solana: SoLQCis48RxKMYKL26gBJDyofzVUweQd66S3xD8t4MS
  • Contract Address: 0x000007b812f197453E29819fb0B4EC543119e33E created by private key 84c8745d552640833096ff7b7982f2cf9862b48610e2a1bb25fe53250f1f8b71
  • Tron: TRXonvpjGWKgu4MQdJHJhQN6mtmjFkM7HX, 0xAAB43D4E91EBC9A2e475b80BE725F8791C4e3C7d
  • Aptos: 0x000000616a48469384a03540e9b391d9753c1e2cde382d058a58975585fca596

Installation

  • NPM: npm install -g vanity.web3
  • Yarn: yarn global add vanity.web3

Usage

Vanity address generator for web3 in command line, supports ethereum, solana, tron and aptos

VERSION
  vanity.web3/0.3.0 darwin-x64 node-v16.14.2

USAGE
  $ vanity [COMMAND]

COMMANDS
  address       Generate vanity address
  autocomplete  display autocomplete installation instructions
  help          Display help for vanity.

Just run vanity address to generate a vanity address, and you can get notified when the address is available.

Generate vanity address

USAGE
  $ vanity address [PREFIX] [SUFFIX] [-c evm|solana|aptos|tron] [-s] [-w <value>] [-n <value>] [-o <value>] [-C]

ARGUMENTS
  PREFIX  The prefix to use for the vanity address, supports multiple prefixes separated by commas
  SUFFIX  The suffix to use for the vanity address, supports multiple suffixes separated by commas

FLAGS
  -C, --contract         Whether the vanity address is for a contract address, now only supports evm
  -c, --chain=<option>   [default: evm] The chain type to use for address generation
                         <options: evm|solana|aptos|tron>
  -n, --num=<value>      [default: 1] The number of addresses to generate
  -o, --output=<value>   The file to output the addresses to
  -s, --caseSensitive    Whether the vanity address is case sensitive
  -w, --workers=<value>  The number of workers to use for address generation, defaults to the half of the number of CPUs

DESCRIPTION
  Generate vanity address

EXAMPLES
  $ vanity address 012,111 abc,def -s -w 2

  $ vanity address 000 -C

  $ vanity address so,far so,good -c solana -n 2

  $ vanity address 0000 1111 -c aptos -w 1 -n 2 -o output.txt

  $ vanity address trx -c tron

Donate

| ETH: 0xbbBBF4d7FDF3E6993218FC8Cbd5975E34BB47777 | SOL: SoLQCis48RxKMYKL26gBJDyofzVUweQd66S3xD8t4MS | | :-------------------: | :-------------------: | | | |

License

MIT