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contracts-cli
Advanced tools
A command line tool for interacting with smart contracts
from inside contracts-cli directory run:
❯ yarn
❯ yarn build
❯ yarn link
to start the cli run contracts-cli
from the command line passing an Ethereum client JSON-RPC URL and a relative path to a folder containing JSON ABI files of contracts you wish to interact with, e.g:
contracts-cli --abi-dir=./abi --rpc-url=https://ropsten.infura.io/FWLG9Y
other optional inputs include:
--testnet
--config-path=<path to config file, example below>
Here you can set contract addresses you frequently interact with to save entering them in the cli each time, they just need a mapping to the names of your JSON ABI files, e.g:
{
"contractAddresses": {
"MyTokenContract": {
"testnet": "0xe16f1563984209fe47f8236f8b01a03f03f957e4",
"mainnet": "0xab2c7238198ad8b389666574f2d8bc411a4b7428"
},
"OtherContract": {
"testnet": "0xcefd4590d131480f100ac58b845314a978b0ec70",
"mainnet": "0xb2d2130530d77418b3e367fe162808887526e74d"
},
},
rpcUrl: {
"testnet": "https://ropsten.infura.io/<KEY>",
"mainnet": "https://mainnet.infura.io/<KEY>"
}
}
1. Select a wallet provider
2. Select a contract to interact with
abi
folder, you can also optionally set addresses for contracts in config.json
, if no address is set you will be prompted to provide one on contract selection.3. Select or set contract address
3. Select contract method
4. Enter arguments and confirm
FAQs
Command line tool for interacting with Ethereum smart contracts
The npm package contracts-cli receives a total of 9 weekly downloads. As such, contracts-cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that contracts-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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