loca-ethlet-cli

Local Ethereum Wallet for Crazy People

Installation

npm install -g loca-ethlet-cli

Usage

This tool can be used in two ways: (1) As a command line or (2) As a node_module

As command line interface:

loca-ethlet --help

usage: loca-ethlet [-h] [-v] -a  -k  -p  -d  -r

Interact/deploy Smart Contracts and transfer ETH/Tokens via RPC

Optional arguments:
  -h, --help        Show this help message and exit.
  -v, --version     Show program's version number and exit.
  -a , --action     Action name i.e deploy, interact or send
  -k , --keystore   Location of the keystore json file
  -p , --password   Location of the password file to unlock keystore
  -d , --datafile   Location of the datafile
  -r , --rpc        URL of the Ethereum node's RPC server

    Copyright (C) 2018 WeTrustPlatform

    This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
    it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
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List of arguments.

As node_module:

const LocaEthlet = require('loca-ethlet-cli');

// get the wallet provider
// implementations can be found in ./lib/wallet-provider
const { KeyStore } = LocaEthlet.WalletProvider;

const keyStoreOptions = {
  keystore, // location of the keystore json file
  password, // location of the password file
};

const walletProvider = new KeyStore(keyStoreOptions);

// initialize LocaEthlet
const ethlet = new LocaEthlet({
  walletProvider,
  rpc, // URL of the Ethereum node's RPC server
});

const deployData = ; // location of the data file or a data json object
const result = await ethlet.execute('deploy', deployData);
console.log(result.contractAddress);

Schemas

Datafile's schema for each action:

• deploy
• interact
• send
• (to be added)

Examples

List of the example datafiles.

Caveat: Before you use any of the example files, please double triple check the parameters to make sure you're not accidentally sending TRST to my address :)

loca-ethlet -d transferTRST.json.example -k keystore.example -p password.example -a interact -r https://mainnet.infura.io/{your_infura_token}

To Be Improved in a Near Future

• Even though the datafile flag supports all the complex use cases, it's a hassle for simple day-to-day use such as transferring ERC20 tokens. Introducing a new flag, let's say template, which only requires users to input smart contract address, method's name, and parameters. The ABI can be fetched on etherscan.

• GUI tools (in-progress).

• Sign transactions with hardware wallet (in-progress).

License

GPL-3.0 © WeTrustPlatform