ethers-console
Advanced tools
An Ethereum console using ethers.js.
For now just sets up handles for each network using an Infura Provider for a quick start.
> ethers-console
eth> mainnet.getTransactionReceipt('0x1234....')
eth> kovan.getBlockNumber().then(num=>console.log(num))
eth> local.getNetwork().then(num=>console.log(num))
Shortcuts:
eth> m // mainnet
eth> k // kovan
eth> r // rinkeby
eth> ro // ropsten
eth> l // local - localhost:8545 (JsonRpcProvider)
eth> g // ganache - localhost:7545 (JsonRpcProvider)
> npm i -g ethers-console
> cat > ~/.ethers-console.env
INFURA_PROJECT_ID=<your infura.io project id>
^D
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