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@nxcc/cli

v0.1.3

Published

CLI for interacting with nXCC nodes

Readme

@nxcc/cli

CLI for interacting with nXCC nodes

Installation

npm install -g @nxcc/cli

Commands

Project Management

nxcc init [directory]

Create a new nXCC TypeScript project

nxcc init my-project

nxcc bundle <manifest-template>

Create a worker bundle from a manifest template

nxcc bundle manifest.json --out bundle.json --signer <private-key>

Options:

  • --out <path>: Output path for the bundle
  • --signer <private-key>: Private key to sign the bundle

Worker Management

nxcc worker deploy <manifest-path>

Deploy a worker to an nXCC node

nxcc worker deploy manifest.json --rpc-url http://localhost:6922

Options:

  • --rpc-url <url>: nXCC node HTTP RPC URL (default: http://localhost:6922)
  • --bundle: Bundle the worker code into a data URL
  • --signer <private-key>: Private key to sign the work order

nxcc worker logs <worker-id>

Stream logs from a worker

nxcc worker logs my-worker-id --rpc-url http://localhost:6922 --follow

Options:

  • --rpc-url <url>: nXCC node HTTP RPC URL (default: http://localhost:6922)
  • -f, --follow: Follow log output (stream new logs)
  • -t, --tail <lines>: Number of lines to tail (default: 10)

Node Management

nxcc node get-report

Get the node's environment report (attestation + operator signature)

nxcc node get-report --rpc-url http://localhost:6922

Options:

  • --rpc-url <url>: nXCC node HTTP RPC URL (default: http://localhost:6922)
  • -o, --output <path>: Output file to save the env report JSON

Example:

# Print env report to console
nxcc node get-report --rpc-url http://localhost:6922

# Save env report to file
nxcc node get-report --rpc-url http://localhost:6922 -o env-report.json

Identity Management

nxcc identity <command>

Manage identities on various blockchains

Examples

Getting Started

  1. Create a new project:
nxcc init my-nxcc-project
cd my-nxcc-project
  1. Deploy a worker:
nxcc worker deploy manifest.json --rpc-url http://localhost:6922
  1. View worker logs:
nxcc worker logs <worker-id> --follow --rpc-url http://localhost:6922
  1. Get node environment report:
nxcc node get-report --rpc-url http://localhost:6922 -o node-report.json

Configuration

The CLI uses the following default configuration:

  • Default RPC URL: http://localhost:6922
  • Default log tail lines: 10

You can override these defaults using command-line options.

License

MIT