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@supaverse/stellar-cli

v1.0.1

Published

Stellar CLI for querying and auditing Stellar accounts and transactions.

Readme

@supaverse/stellar-cli

Stellar CLI for querying and auditing Stellar accounts and transactions.

Installation

Install globally via npm:

npm install -g @supaverse/stellar-cli

Usage

stellar <command> [options]

You can also start in interactive mode:

stellar interactive

Commands

get-public

Derive a Stellar public key from a secret key, and optionally compare it.

stellar get-public [--secret <SEED>] [--public <PUBLIC_KEY>]
  • --secret <secret>
    Your Stellar secret key. If omitted, you will be prompted (input hidden).
  • --public <publicKey>
    Optional. A public key to compare against. If provided (or entered at the prompt), CLI reports whether the derived key matches (✅ Keys match) or not (❌ Keys do not match).

Example:

stellar get-public --secret SABC...XYZ --public GABC...123

get-account-info

Fetch detailed information about a Stellar account.

stellar get-account-info [--account <ADDRESS>]
                         [--network <public|testnet|URL>]
                         [--get-transactions]
                         [--json]
                         [--out [FILE]]
  • --account <address>
    The account’s public key. If omitted, you will be prompted.
  • --network <network>
    public, testnet or a custom Horizon URL. Defaults to public.
  • --get-transactions
    Include the last 5 transactions in the output.
  • --json
    Output raw JSON instead of formatted text. Default is text.
  • --out [file]
    Save JSON to a file.
    • If you pass --out without a filename or leave the prompt blank, a default name is used:
      account_<first4>...<last4>_YYYY-MM-DDTHH-MM-SS.json.
    • Enter . to force JSON to stdout.

Example:

stellar get-account-info --account GABC...1234 --get-transactions --json

get-transaction-info

Retrieve detailed information about a Stellar transaction.

stellar get-transaction-info --transaction <HASH>
                             [--network <public|testnet|URL>]
                             [--json]
                             [--out [FILE]]
  • --transaction <hash>
    The 64-character transaction hash. If omitted, you will be prompted.
  • --network <network>
    public, testnet or a custom Horizon URL. Defaults to public.
  • --json / --out
    Behave like in get-account-info.

Example:

stellar get-transaction-info --transaction e3f...9a2 --json

audit-trustlines

Audit all non-native asset trustlines for an account, marking zero balances.

stellar audit-trustlines [--account <ADDRESS>]
                         [--network <public|testnet|URL>]
                         [--json]
                         [--out [FILE]]
  • --account <address>
    The account’s public key. If omitted, you will be prompted.
  • --network / --json / --out
    Same behavior as in previous commands.

Text output example:

🔍 Trustlines Audit
-------------------
#1: Asset: USDC:GDUK... ⚠ zero balance
    Balance: 0
    Limit:   1000
#2: Asset: EURT:GAP5...
    Balance: 50
    Limit:   100

interactive

Start interactive CLI mode. Presents a menu to choose any of the above commands:

stellar interactive

License

ISC © Supaverse