@haechi-labs/henesis-cli
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🚀 Command Line Interface tool to Utilize henesis
🚀 Command Line Interface tool to Utilize henesis
To use henesis-cli, Node v10 or higher must be installed.
$ npm install -g @haechi-labs/henesis-cli
$ henesis help
VERSION
@haechi-labs/henesis-cli/1.0.0-beta.39 darwin-x64 node-v10.16.0
USAGE
$ henesis [COMMAND]
COMMANDS
changepw change password
help display help for henesis
init create the folder structure required for your project
integration manage integrations
login perform a login
logout perform a logout
nft manage nft api
node manage trusted nodes
$ henesis autocomplete
Enter the following script according to your shell type.
zsh:
$ printf "$(henesis autocomplete:script zsh)" >> ~/.zshrc; source ~/.zshrc
bash:
$ printf "$(henesis autocomplete:script bash)" >> ~/.bashrc; source ~/.bashrc
You must be logged in to use this features.
manage your account
USAGE
$ henesis account:COMMAND
COMMANDS
account:changepw change account password
account:describe describe account information
$ henesis account:changepw
Password: ******
New Password: ******
Again New Password: ******
🦄 Password changed!
$ henesis account:describe
Email: haechi@haechi.io
Name: haechi
Organization: haechi-labs
clientId: 49e77d0be585ef71c337f758e61e1f16
Use help as:
$ henesis help [COMMAND]
For example, you can call help about integration:delete command like:
$ henesis help integration:delete
delete a integration
USAGE
$ henesis integration:delete [INTEGRATIONID]
EXAMPLE
$ henesis integration:delete my-integration-id
The directory in which the init command is run must be empty.
$ henesis init -n sample-project
sample-project directory has been created.
After this, the following folder structure is created.
sample_project
├── contracts
│ └── example.sol
└── henesis.yaml
You can use command where the henesis.yaml file exists.
$ henesis integration
manage integrations
USAGE
$ cli integration:COMMAND
COMMANDS
integration:delete delete a integration
integration:deploy deploy a integration
integration:describe describe a integration
integration:status get integrations
integration:usage show event streamer statistics
There are tasks to be done before the deploy command.
$ henesis integration:delete <integrationId>
$ henesis integration:deploy
-f or --force: Erase existing deployed content and deploy current configuration.-p or --path: Specify where henesis.yaml is located.henesis integration:describe <integrationId>
henesis integration:status
henesis integration:describe <integrationId>
$ henesis login
Allow Henesis to collect anonymous CLI usage and error reporting information
yes(y) or no(n): y
email: yoonsung@haechi.io
password: ***********
🎉 Login Success from yoonsung@haechi.io 🎉
$ henesis logout
🤗 Logout Success 👍
manage trusted nodes
USAGE
$ henesis node:COMMAND
COMMANDS
node:status show truested node information
node:usage show truested node statistics
$ henesis node:status
Platform Network Endpoint
ethereum mainnet https://tn.henesis.io/ethereum/mainnet
ethereum ropsten https://tn.henesis.io/ethereum/ropsten
ethereum rinkeby https://tn.henesis.io/ethereum/rinkeby
$ henesis node:usage
Henesis Trusted Node (Ethereum) Statistics
Total rpc call of this month: 226,233,096
This command shows the trusted node usage this month(The stat is updated every hour).
The daily statistic is added at UTC+0.
Date Usage Bandwidth
2019-12-04 27,105,464 75.96 GB
2019-12-03 107,220,983 300.35 GB
2019-12-02 51,677,543 135.39 GB
2019-12-01 40,229,106 107.58 GB
manage nft api
USAGE
$ henesis nft:COMMAND
COMMANDS
nft:usage show nft api statistics
$ henesis nft:usage
Henesis NFT API (Ethereum) Statistics
Total api call of this month: 25,904
This command shows the nft api usage this month.
Date Usage
2020-02-05 6,250
2020-02-04 11,500
2020-02-03 8,154
name: sample
version: v1 # (TBD) The version of this yaml file.
apiVersion: v1 # (TBD) The version of Henesis api. The type of message you receive can be changed depending on this version.
blockchain:
platform: ethereum
network: mainnet
threshold: 12 # optional.
# Ethereum: (default: 12, min: 6)
# Klaytn: (default: 0, min: 0)
filters:
contracts:
- address: '0x'
name: example
files: # The events of the contracts listed below can be combined together at this address.
- path: ./contracts/example.sol
contractName: example
compilerVersion: 0.5.8
provider:
type: webSocket
name: sample
version: v1 # (TBD) The version of this yaml file.
apiVersion: v1 # (TBD) The version of Henesis api. The type of message you receive can be changed depending on this version.
blockchain:
platform: ethereum
network: mainnet
threshold: 12 # optional.
# Ethereum: (default: 12, min: 6)
# Klaytn: (default: 0, min: 0)
filters:
contracts:
- address: '0x'
name: example
files: # The events of the contracts listed below can be combined together at this address.
- path: ./contracts/example.sol
contractName: example
compilerVersion: 0.5.8
provider:
type: webhook
url: https://localhost:8080
method: POST
headers:
Authorization: 'Bearer YOUR-OWN-TOKEN'
The following are detailed explanations for parameters used to henesis.yaml.
The version and name are used as delimiters to identify the project. The name must consist only of lowercase letters, numbers, '-' and '.', the maximum length is 253 characters.
The apiVersion is the version of Henesis api. The type of message you receive can be changed depending on this version.
The blockchain part is an area that describes the platform and network name of the blockchain in which the smart contract to e subscribed is deployed.
The blockchain platform you want to use.
We support now
ethereumklaytnThe blockchain network you want to use.
We support now below chains.
| platform | network | chain |
|---|---|---|
| ethereum | mainnet | mainnet |
| ethereum | ropsten | ropsten testnet |
| ethereum | rinkeby | rinkeby testnet |
| klaytn | mainnet | cypress mainnet |
| klaytn | baobob | baobob testnet |
Minimum confirmation thresohld which you want to received.
Caution : when receiving data, we wait for a threshold of block confirmation.
The filters part is about information for the smart contracts you want to subscribe through Henesis.
You can subscribe to more than one contract.
An address of the deployed smart contract
A name of the contract filter
A file path of the smart contract source code
A name of the contract to subscribe in the source code
A solidity compiler version. Must be identical to the compiler version at the time of deployment.
The provider is where you choose how to receive events from Henesis. We support WebSocket and Webhook
The WebSocket doesn't need any settings like url, method, headers.
WebSocket or Webhook
URL which you want to hook
HTTP method like a GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
If you want to set authorization (like a JWT), you can set authorization
We also support tutorial.
FAQs
🚀 Command Line Interface tool to Utilize henesis
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