ardrive-cli
Advanced tools
The ArDrive Command Line Interface (CLI) contains all of the needed security, file synchronization and Arweave wallet capabilities via a node.js application.
The ArDrive Command Line Interface (CLI) Beta contains all of the needed public file synchronization and Arweave wallet capabilities via a Node.js application. This works in unison with the ArDrive Web App.
This app is currently in beta testing, and as such may have bugs and does not offer Private/Encrypted Drives.
To use the ArDrive CLI, install it with your favorite package manager, and run "ardrive-cli". As of now, the local SQLite database will be created in the directory that you run the CLI in. If you are experiencing permissions issues (Mac OSX), you may also need to place your wallet file in the same directory you are running ardrive-cli
$ npm i ardrive-cli -g
$ ardrive-cli
FAQs
The ArDrive Command Line Interface (CLI is a Node.js application for terminal-based ArDrive workflows. It also offers utility operations for securely interacting with Arweave wallets and inspecting various Arweave blockchain conditions.
The npm package ardrive-cli receives a total of 50 weekly downloads. As such, ardrive-cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ardrive-cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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