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@mycrypto/ganache-toolbox

v0.1.2

Published

A simple CLI to interact with MyCrypto Ganache

Downloads

9

Readme

Ganache Toolbox

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Ganache Toolbox is a simple CLI to fund a Ganache test account with relevant tokens to execute tests on MyCrypto.

Installation

With npm

npm install -g @mycrypto/ganache-toolbox

Alternatively you can use npx to use the CLI without installing it

npx @mycrypto/ganache-toolbox [...]

Usage

Basic usage

# To fund your account with 100 of each tokens the CLI support
@mycrypto/ganache-toolbox --address [ your_address ] --instance [ instance_url ]

Advanced usage

# To fund your account with one of the supported tokens
@mycrypto/ganache-toolbox -address [ your_address ] --instance [ instance_url ] --token [ DAI | REP | LEND | GNT ]
# Specify the amount of tokens you want to be funded.
@mycrypto/ganache-toolbox -address [ your_address ] --instance [ instance_url ] --amount [0...10000]

Skipping prompt

ganache-toolbox could ask you, if not used correctly, to correct your passed arguments. In order to use it inside a container pass the --yes or -y flag to avoid being prompted with questions.

# To disable prompting
@mycrypto/ganache-toolbox --yes -address [ your_address ] --instance [ instance_url ]

Available flags

  • --yes / -y : Disable prompt
  • --instance / -i: URL of your ganache node
  • --address / -a: The Ethereum address where the CLI will send the token(s)
  • --token / -t: The available token you want to be found (Actually available: DAI, REP, LEND ,GNT)
  • --amount / -m: The amount of tokens you want

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

Spin up the project

git clone https://github.com/MyCryptoHQ/ganache-toolbox.git
cd ganache-toolbox
yarn
yarn start

Build the project

yarn build

built application can be found in the dist folder

Run tests

yarn test

License

MIT