@chainsafe/lodestar-cli
Advanced tools
This package is part of ChainSafe's Lodestar project
Command line tool for Lodestar
We have an experimental new CLI called lodestar which currently provides a subset of the lodestar CLI functionality.
Here's a quick list of the available CLI commands:
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
./bin/lodestar init | Write a configuration and network identity to disk, by default ./.lodestar |
./bin/lodestar beacon | Run a beacon node using a configuration from disk, by default ./.lodestar |
./bin/lodestar account | Run various subcommands for creating/managing Ethereum Consensus accounts |
./bin/lodestar validator | Run one or more validator clients |
./bin/lodestar dev | Quickly bootstrap a beacon node and multiple validators. Use for development and testing |
Append --help to any of these commands to print out all options for each command. |
For full documentation on cli commands and options, see the Command Line Reference
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