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luckybox

v0.1.2

Published

Deterministic key-derivation CLI for EVM addresses.

Readme

luckybox

Deterministic key-derivation CLI for EVM addresses.

Recovery standard:

  • Luckybox Deterministic Key Standard v1
  • Spec: docs/standards/deterministic-key-standard-v1.md
  • Test plan: docs/testing/deterministic-key-test-plan.md

Scripts

  • pnpm run dev (watch build + Node watch runtime)
  • pnpm run luckybox -- --help
  • pnpm test
  • pnpm run test:integration
  • pnpm run test:e2e
  • pnpm run test:e2e:scenario
  • pnpm run typecheck
  • pnpm run lint
  • pnpm run format:check

Install

npm install -g luckybox
luckybox --help

Migration note:

  • The legacy vault command name was removed. Use luckybox (global install) or pnpm run luckybox -- ... (repo-local).

Interactive Shell

Run shell mode:

pnpm run luckybox -- shell

Shell setup flow:

  1. hidden passphrase prompt
  2. network selection
  3. RPC selection (default/saved/other, default is network-aware public RPC)
  4. asset selection (native/saved token/other)

Loop commands:

  • list [--from N] [--to N] [--summary]
  • pick boxN --copy-address | --short-address | --full-address
  • send boxN native --to 0x... --amount <decimal>
  • send boxN token --to 0x... --amount <decimal>
  • rpc list | rpc add <url> | rpc remove <index|url>
  • token list | token add <address> | token remove <index|address|symbol>
  • help
  • exit

Passphrase input notes:

  • Default is a hidden prompt (fails closed if hidden prompt is unavailable).
  • For automation/tests prefer --passphrase-stdin or --passphrase-file.
  • --passphrase and BRAIN_PASSPHRASE are treated as unsafe and require --allow-unsafe-passphrase.

Local Config Persistence

Non-sensitive session helpers are persisted in config.json by network:

{
  "sepolia": {
    "rpcs": ["https://..."],
    "tokens": [{ "address": "0x...", "symbol": "USDT", "decimals": "6" }]
  }
}

No passphrase/private key/session secret is stored in config.json.

Guides

  • Development: docs/guides/development-guide.md
  • Usage: docs/guides/usage-guide.md
  • Release: docs/guides/release-guide.md