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@erc7730/cli

v0.3.8

Published

CLI to generate, lint, preview, and diff ERC-7730 descriptors

Readme

@erc7730/cli

Authoring CLI for ERC-7730 descriptors next to a JavaScript stack.

npm version

Docs: miltontulli.github.io/ERC-7730/cli · Walkthrough: /cli/walkthrough

Runtime decoding lives in @erc7730/sdk (independent version). This is not a catalog — submit metadata to ethereum/clear-signing-erc7730-registry. The CLI will not open those PRs. Generated drafts are never confidence: "high".

Install

npm install -D @erc7730/cli
erc7730 --help

Requires Node 18+. The published surface is the erc7730 binary only (no main / types / exports). Do not import this package.

Commands

erc7730 generate --chain-id 1 --address 0x... --abi ./abi.json --owner "My Protocol"
erc7730 lint ./calldata.json
erc7730 lint --tests ./testsv2/
erc7730 preview --data 0x... --to 0x... --chain-id 1 --pin <sha>
erc7730 scaffold --chain-id 1 --address 0x... --abi ./abi.json --owner "My Protocol" --out ./draft
erc7730 diff ./calldata.json --against official --pin <sha>
erc7730 registry update --pin <sha>

Optional flags (do not paste the brackets into a shell): generate --url --out; lint --json; preview --from --value --json --sourcify --registry-path; scaffold --url --force; registry update --cache-dir.

Flag details: erc7730 <command> --help or the command reference (generated from help.ts).

Environment

| Variable | Meaning | | --- | --- | | ERC7730_REGISTRY_PATH | Local official-registry checkout (read-side) | | ERC7730_REGISTRY_PIN | Default 40-character commit SHA | | ERC7730_CACHE_DIR | Cache root (default ~/.erc7730) |

Floating main / master are not pins.

Schema

CLI 0.x lints v1 and v2. generate writes a v2 draft.

License

MIT