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@orca-so/mintlist-cli
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CLI for working with JSON mintlists and other token classes from the `@orca-so/token-sdk` package.
CLI for working with JSON mintlists and other token classes from the @orca-so/token-sdk
package.
This package is currently used by the @orca-so/orca-mintlists-demo
repository for managing mintlists.
The goal is to separate dev dependencies from the token-sdk
package and the orca-mintlists
package.
add-mint
: Adds a mint to a mintlist. No-op if duplicate. Sorts mints.remove-mint
: Removes a mint from a mintlist. No-op if duplicate. Sorts mints.lint
: Lints mintlists and overrides files by detecting formatting issues and alphabetical sorting.format
: Formats files by fixing any detected lint errors.FAQs
CLI for working with JSON mintlists and other token classes from the `@orca-so/token-sdk` package.
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