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nebulon-escrow-cli

v0.8.5

Published

Nebulon CLI

Readme

Nebulon CLI

Nebulon CLI is the command-line interface for managing Nebulon escrow contracts, wallets, capsules, and hosted profile actions. It supports MagicBlock ephemeral rollups for contract operations and provides end-to-end contract workflows, including terms, milestones, funding, and claims.

Requirements

  • Node.js 18 or newer
  • npm 9 or newer

Installation

Global install from npm:

npm install -g nebulon-escrow-cli

From source:

cd CLI
npm install
npm link

Quick start

nebulon init
nebulon login
nebulon status

The init flow sets up a capsule, wallet, and network defaults. login connects to hosted services. Use status to verify connectivity and balances.

Command overview

Run nebulon help for the full list. Common commands:

  • nebulon init - interactive setup (banner shows the CLI version)
  • nebulon status - account summary
  • nebulon login / nebulon logout
  • nebulon capsule list / nebulon capsule use <name>
  • nebulon contract ... - create and manage escrow contracts
  • nebulon invite list / nebulon invite <id>
  • nebulon balance / nebulon address
  • nebulon wallet export
  • nebulon config / nebulon config <key> <value>

Contract commands (examples)

nebulon contract list
nebulon contract <id> details
nebulon contract <id> add term payment 20
nebulon contract <id> add term deadline 8d
nebulon contract <id> add milestone "Draft spec"
nebulon contract <id> sign
nebulon contract <id> fund
nebulon contract <id> milestone 1 ready
nebulon contract <id> milestone 1 confirm
nebulon contract <id> claim_funds

Verbose diagnostics

Use --verbose on contract commands to show additional progress and routing details:

nebulon contract <id> fund --verbose

Configuration and storage

By default, configuration and wallets are stored under:

  • Windows: %USERPROFILE%\\.nebulon\\
  • macOS/Linux: ~/.nebulon/

Capsules live under ~/.nebulon/capsules/. You can override the base directory with the NEBULON_HOME environment variable.

Wallet import and export:

  • Import expects keypair files in C:\\Nebulon\\Wallets (Windows).
  • Export writes the active wallet to C:\\Nebulon\\Wallets.

Version

nebulon --version
nebulon -v

Troubleshooting

  • If login or hosted actions fail, re-run nebulon config and confirm backend URLs and network settings.
  • If RPC calls fail, verify the configured rpcUrl and wsUrl.
  • Use nebulon contract ... --verbose for detailed progress output.