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krystal-cli

v0.1.2

Published

CLI tool for accessing Krystal Cloud API

Readme

krystal-cli

CLI tool for accessing Krystal Cloud API.

Installation

npm install -g krystal-cli

Quick Start

  1. Get your API key at Krystal Cloud
  2. Login and start using the CLI:
# Login with your API key
krystal login <your-api-key>

# 2. Start using the CLI
krystal chains list
krystal balances <wallet-address>

Commands

Authentication

# Set your API key
krystal login <api-key>

# Remove your API key
krystal logout

# View current configuration
krystal config show

# Set custom API URL
krystal config set-url <url>

Chains (No authentication required)

# List all supported chains
krystal chains list

# Get chain statistics
krystal chains get <chain-id>

Protocols (No authentication required)

# List all supported protocols
krystal protocols

Balances

# Get wallet balances across all chains
krystal balances <wallet-address>

# Filter by chain
krystal balances <wallet> --chain-ids 1,56,137

# Filter by token
krystal balances <wallet> --token <token-address>

# Include dust tokens
krystal balances <wallet> --include-dust

Pools

# List pools
krystal pools list
krystal pools list --chain-id 1 --protocol uniswapv3 --limit 10

# Get pool details
krystal pools get <chain-id> <pool-address>

# Get pool historical data
krystal pools historical <chain-id> <pool-address> --start 1704067200 --end 1704153600

# Get pool ticks (liquidity distribution)
krystal pools ticks <chain-id> <pool-address>

# Get pool transactions
krystal pools transactions <chain-id> <pool-address> --limit 50

Positions

# List positions for a wallet
krystal positions list --wallet <address>
krystal positions list --wallet <address> --chain-ids 1,137 --include-closed

# Get position details
krystal positions get <chain-id> <position-id> --wallet <address>

# Get position historical performance
krystal positions historical <chain-id> <position-id> --timeframe 7d

# Get position transactions
krystal positions transactions <chain-id> <position-id>

Strategies

# List strategies for a wallet
krystal strategies list --wallet <address>
krystal strategies list --wallet <address> --status OPEN

# Get strategy positions
krystal strategies positions <strategy-id>

Output Formats

# Pretty print (default)
krystal chains list

# JSON output (for piping to jq, etc.)
krystal chains list -o json

API Credits

Most endpoints require API credits. After each authenticated request, the CLI displays:

  • Cost of the request
  • Remaining credits

Endpoints without authentication requirements (chains, protocols) don't consume credits.

Configuration

Configuration is stored in your system's config directory:

  • macOS: ~/Library/Preferences/krystal-cli-nodejs/config.json
  • Linux: ~/.config/krystal-cli-nodejs/config.json
  • Windows: %APPDATA%\krystal-cli-nodejs\Config\config.json

API Documentation

Full API documentation: https://cloud-api.krystal.app/swagger/index.html

License

MIT