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@chambaz/walletui

v1.3.1

Published

A terminal-native Solana wallet for developers and power users

Readme

wui

A Solana wallet for the terminal.

Install

Install globally to get the wui command:

npm install -g @chambaz/walletui

Then run from anywhere:

wui

Setup

On first run, wui will prompt you for:

  1. Solana RPC URL — a paid RPC endpoint (e.g. Helius)
  2. Jupiter API Key — free key from portal.jup.ag

Config is saved to ~/.wui/.env. Re-run setup anytime with wui config.

Usage

Keyboard shortcuts

| Key | Action | | --- | ---------------------- | | p | Portfolio screen | | s | Swap screen | | t | Transfer screen | | a | Activity screen | | w | Wallets screen | | k | Staking screen | | r | Refresh current screen | | q | Quit |

Each screen has context-specific shortcuts shown at the bottom.

CLI commands

wui                           # Launch interactive TUI
wui portfolio            # Print portfolio table
wui activity             # Print recent transactions
wui wallet current       # Show the active wallet
wui wallet list          # List available wallets
wui wallet use <label|pubkey>   # Switch the active wallet
wui send <addr> <amt> <token>   # Send tokens (e.g. SOL, USDC)
wui swap <amt> <from> <to>      # Swap tokens (e.g. SOL -> USDC)
wui wrap <amt|max>       # Wrap native SOL into WSOL
wui unwrap               # Unwrap standard WSOL
wui stake list           # Show native and liquid staking positions
wui stake native <amt> <validator-label|vote-account>
wui stake liquid <amt> <provider-label|pool-address|lst-mint>
wui unstake native deactivate <stake-account>
wui unstake native withdraw <stake-account> <amt|max>
wui unstake liquid <amt|max> <provider>
wui config               # Re-run setup
wui --help               # Usage info

Add --json to supported non-interactive commands for JSON output.

Run wui <command> --help for command-specific help and examples.

Wallet management

wui can create new wallets or import existing Solana CLI keypair files. Wallet data is stored at ~/.wui/:

Wallet creation and import currently happen in the interactive TUI.

  • wallets.json — wallet registry (labels, public keys, encrypted key file paths — no secrets)
  • keys/ — encrypted wallet vault files owned by wui

Imported Solana CLI keypair files are copied into ~/.wui/keys/, encrypted, and then managed by wui.

Private keys never leave your machine and are not stored in plaintext by wui.

Requirements

  • Node.js 20+
  • A Solana RPC endpoint
  • A Jupiter API key (free)

License

MIT