* create_payload and call from nym-cli * Remove some commented out code * wip * Service announce now compiles * Fix other compilation issues * Move ServiceDetails into Service * Move service_id inside Service type * wip: start sorting out tests * wip: sorting out testing * wip: first announce test now works * wip: more work on announce test * Move nonce * Add check for nonce * Extract out some helpers to separate files * reenable state::services tests * wip: start going through the integration tests * All integration tests reenabled * Remove some unused stuff * Iterate on integration tests * More iteration on test setup * Rename to test_setup.rs * Add more tests specific to signing * Tweak * Another nonce test and reorg * Rename to announce.rs and delete.rs * Tidy * Make some inner modules private * Use IdentityKey alias * Update nym-api contract cache * Fix that nym-cli was asking for signing nonce from wrong contract * Add sign comment to network-requester * Uploaded updated service provider contract to qwerty * Allow large enum variant * lock files * Remove dbg * Move error.rs to service-provider common * Update code for moving errors.rs to common crate * Rename to SpContractError * constants module not pub * lock file * rustfmt * Move IdentityKey type to contract-common * clippy
Nym CLI
This is a CLI tool for interacting with:
- the Nyx blockchain
- the smart contracts for the Mixnet
It provides a convenient wrapper around the nyxd client with similar functionality to thenyxd binary for querying the chain or executing smart contract methods.
And in the future it will provide an easy way to interact with Coconut, to issue and verify Coconut credenitals.
It DOES NOT do these things:
The infrastructure components that run a gateway, mixnode or Service Provider have their own binaries.
The socks5 client also has its own binary, or use NymConnect.
Installing
Download the CLI binary for your platform from https://nymtech.net/downloads or get a specific version from GitHub releases.
Configuration
The Nym CLI runs against mainnet by default.
If you want to use another environment, you can do this by:
- providing a
.envfile - setting environment variables (see here for options)
- passing named arguments
.env File
There are two ways to provide this:
- A file called
.envin the same directory as the binary - Pass the
--config-env-filealong with a command
Passing named arguments
You will need to pass the following with most commands as arguments:
--mnemonic <MNEMONIC>
--nyxd-url <nyxd_URL>
--mixnet-contract <MIXNET_CONTRACT_ADDRESS>
--vesting-contract <VESTING_CONTRACT_ADDRESS>
How do I use it?
The simplest way to find out how to use the CLI is to explore the built-in help:
nym-cli --help
Features
🏦 Account
- create a new account with a random mnemonic
- query the account balance
- query the account public key (needed to verify signatures)
- query for transactions originating from the account
- send tokens to another account
⛓ Block
- query for the current block height
- query for a block at a height
- query for a block at a timestamp
🪐 cosmwasm
- upload a smart contract
- instantiate a smart contract
- upgrade a smart contract
- execute a smart contract method
𐄳 Mixnet
📒 Directory
- query for mixnodes
- query for gateways
🧑🔧 Operators
- bond/unbond a mixnode or gateway
- query for waiting rewards
- withdraw rewards
- manage mixnode settings
- create payload for family creation signature
- create family
🥩 Delegators
- delegate/undelegate to a mixnode
- query for waiting rewards
- withdraw rewards
✍ Sign
- create a signature for string data (UTF-8)
- verify a signature for an account
🕓 Vesting
- create a vesting schedule
- query for a vesting schedule
🥥 Coconut
Coming soon, including:
- issue credential
- verify credential
Building
Build the tool locally by running the following in this directory:
cargo build --release
Generating user docs
There is a Makefile with a target to build the user docs:
make generate-user-docs
Build the tool and run the generate command:
cargo build --release
../../target/release/nym-cli generate-fig > user-docs/fig-spec.ts
See https://github.com/withfig/autocomplete-tools/tree/main/types.