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@renegade-fi/cli

v0.0.10

Published

A CLI tool for interacting with the Renegade protocol

Readme

Renegade CLI

A command-line interface tool for interacting with the Renegade protocol.

Installation

Install globally using npm (or your preferred package manager)

npm install -g @renegade-fi/cli
yarn global add @renegade-fi/cli
pnpm add -g @renegade-fi/cli
bun install -g @renegade-fi/cli

Getting Started

1. Prepare Your Wallet File

You'll need a wallet secrets file (JSON format) that looks like this:

{
  "wallet_id": "****-****-****-****",
  "blinder_seed": "0x***",
  "share_seed": "0x***",
  "symmetric_key": "0x***",
  "sk_match": "0x***"
}

To generate this file, follow the instructions at: https://docs.renegade.fi/technical-reference/typescript-sdk#generating-wallet-secrets

Note: This wallet file only enables read operations (like viewing balances and orders).

2. Configure the CLI

Run the setup command to configure your environment:

renegade setup

The setup will prompt you for:

  • Path to your wallet secrets file
  • Chain selection:
    • Arbitrum One (42161)
    • Arbitrum Sepolia (421614)

You can later view or modify these settings using:

# View current configuration
renegade config

# Reset configuration and run setup again
renegade config reset

You can also temporarily override the configured settings for any command:

# Use a different wallet file
renegade wallet --wallet-path=/path/to/other/wallet.json

# Use a different chain
renegade wallet --chain-id=421614

Available Commands

Setup

Configure your environment settings:

renegade setup

Config

View and reset CLI configuration:

# View current configuration
renegade config

# Reset configuration
renegade config reset

Wallet

View wallet status and balance. By default shows all wallet information.

# View all wallet information
renegade wallet

# View only open orders
renegade wallet --field=orders

# View only token balances
renegade wallet --field=balances

# View only fee balances
renegade wallet --field=fees

# Include default/zero values in output
renegade wallet --no-filter

Order History

View detailed order history including fill percentages and execution details. Use this command for a more comprehensive view of your orders compared to the basic order list in the wallet command.

# View last 10 orders
renegade order-history

# View specific number of orders
renegade order-history --limit 20

Task History

View your task history. By default shows last 10 tasks.

# View last 10 tasks
renegade task-history

# View specific number of tasks
renegade task-history --limit 20