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@defi-wonderland/gnosis-safe-proposor
Advanced tools
Just the right tool to easily propose transactions to a Gnosis Safe.
The private key of the delegate will be requested in runtime as a masked input. There is no need to have it in a .env
file, nor will it be printed to the console.
Inspired by rmeissner's gist.
:warning: This project was made in a couple of hours for internal usage. Please don't bully us if the code is not the prettiest, instead, submit PR 🙈
As simple as it gets, run:
npx @defi-wonderland/gnosis-safe-proposor --safe YOUR_SAFE_ADDRESS --to YOUR_TARGET_ADDRESS --data YOUR_TX_DATA
--safe
or -s
(Required)Address of the Gnosis Safe.
--to
or -t
(Required)Transaction target address.
--data
or -d
Transaction data.
Default: 0x
--value
or -v
Transaction value. It must be a number.
--chainId
or -c
Chain ID. It must be one of the following numbers:
1
(Ethereum mainnet)4
(Rinkeby)5
(Goerli)Default: 1
Adding new chains should be extremely easy as long as it is supported by: https://safe-transaction.gnosis.io/
(read gnosis.ts)
--operation
or -o
Transaction operation. It must be one of the following numbers:
Default: 0
FAQs
Gnosis Safe helper for delegates
The npm package @defi-wonderland/gnosis-safe-proposor receives a total of 12 weekly downloads. As such, @defi-wonderland/gnosis-safe-proposor popularity was classified as not popular.
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