Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: dymka
Version: 1.0.1
Summary: Swiss-knife cli for Ethereum-based blockchains
Home-page: https://github.com/denisglotov/dymka.git
Author: Denis Glotov
License: UNKNOWN
Description: Dymka
        =====
        
        <img align="right" src="https://denisglotov.github.io/dymka/dymka.jpg">
        
        [![Build status](https://travis-ci.org/denisglotov/dymka.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/denisglotov/dymka)
        
        Swiss-knife command line tool for interacting with Ethereum-based blockchains.
        
        Install the tool:
        
            pip install --user dymka
        
        Following are the usage examples.
        
        
        Configuring provider and 'from' account
        ---------------------------------------
        
        Unless your web3 provider is 'http://localhost:8545', you can use the
        `--provider` and specify it every time you run the tool. Or you may create a
        file `myprovider` with the following content:
        
            --provider
            https://rinkeby.infura.io/v3/...
        
        and run the tool with it: `dymka @myprovider exec eth_blockNumber`. Or you may
        use environment variable like the following:
        
            export WEB3_PROVIDER=https://rinkeby.infura.io/v3/...
        
        To specify the account that you use to transact from, use `--from` to specify
        account keystore file (and `--password` to specify the file with its pass
        phrase) or specify a private key.
        
        Similarly to above, you can put this to a file, say `myaccount`:
        
            --from
            account.json
            --password
            account.password.txt
        
        and run the tool with it: `dymka @myprovider @myaccount balance`. Or just
        
            export WEB3_FROM=...
        
        In the following examples I assume you specify both provider and 'from'
        account.
        
        
        Raw RPC requests
        ----------------
        
            $ dymka exec web3_clientVersion
            {'id': 0,
             'jsonrpc': '2.0',
              'result': 'Geth/v1.8.25-omnibus-c41559d0/linux-amd64/go1.11.1'}
        
            $ dymka exec rpc_modules
            {'id': 0,
             'jsonrpc': '2.0',
              'result': {'eth': '1.0', 'net': '1.0', 'rpc': '1.0', 'web3': '1.0'}}
        
            $ dymka exec web3_sha3 "0x68656c6c6f20776f726c64"
            {'id': 0,
             'jsonrpc': '2.0',
              'result': '0x47173285a8d7341e5e972fc677286384f802f8ef42a5ec5f03bbfa254cb01fad'}
        
        See ethereum wiki [JSON-RPC] and [Management APIs] for more details.
        
        [JSON-RPC]: https://github.com/ethereum/wiki/wiki/JSON-RPC
        [Management APIs]: https://github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum/wiki/Management-APIs
        
        Balance and nonce of accounts
        -----------------------------
        
            $ dymka balance 0x2ae307B3d04E60cBeAcdbE4cb95e811d496BA875
            [{'account': '0x2ae307B3d04E60cBeAcdbE4cb95e811d496BA875', 'result': 0}]
        
            $ dymka nonce 0x2ae307B3d04E60cBeAcdbE4cb95e811d496BA875
            [{'account': '0x2ae307B3d04E60cBeAcdbE4cb95e811d496BA875', 'result': 0}]
        
        
        Send money
        ----------
        
            dymka send --to 0x97E6aF105A1061975fdA6C6D0e7544b7C3600EBC --value 1000000000000000000 --gasPrice 1000000000 -e
        
        Note that `-e` or `--estimate` stands for 'estimate gas'. Alternatively you
        can specify `--gas 21000`.
        
        
        Compile contract
        ----------------
        
        There is [Demo](tests/demo.sol) contract, compile it like the following so we
        get `demo.json`.
        
            solc --combined-json abi,bin --optimize demo.sol >demo.json
        
        
        Deploy contract
        ---------------
        
            $ dymka deploy -c demo
            {'hash': '0xe4a8eeb6dc8a21e430077d460d2618c6a0a380e71dfecadcf4ceb252bae729b3',
             'receipt': {...
                         'contractAddress': '0xbABA05e6c21551bb50caF7C684a1Fc9B57B02A9A',
                         ...}
        
        If you need to send money to the contract being deployed, use `--value`.
        
        For convenience, export the address as environment variable as following.
        
            export WEB3_CONTRACT_DEMO=0xbABA05e6c21551bb50caF7C684a1Fc9B57B02A9A
        
        Alternatively, you may specify the address every time you want to call/send to
        the contract with `-a 0xbABA05e6c21551bb50caF7C684a1Fc9B57B02A9A`.
        
        
        Call contract
        -------------
        
            $ dymka -c demo call value
            {'result': 42}
        
            $ dymka -c demo call compare 45
            {'result': [True, False]}
        
        
        Invoke contract
        ---------------
        
            dymka -c demo send set 42 100
            dymka -c demo send act
        
        If you need to send money to the contract, use `--value`.
        
        
        Gas price
        ---------
        
        Displays gas price of the current provider
        ([web3.eth.gasPrice](https://web3js.readthedocs.io/en/v1.2.0/web3-eth.html#getgasprice)).
        
            $ dymka gas
            {'gasPrice': 1000000000}
        
        
        Other commands
        --------------
        
        * `checksum` - calculate correct checksummed string for the given address,
        * `show` - display used provider and from address,
        * `transaction` - show transaction details for the given hash,
        * `receipt` - show receipt for the given hash.
        
        
        Note about arguments
        --------------------
        
        Arguments for deploy, call and send contracts are first evaluated with python
        (`eval()`). Thus addresses should be quoted twice like the following.
        
            $ dymka -c demo send teardown "\"0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000\""
        
        The outer quotes are consumed by your shell (e.g. bash) and the inner
        (escaped) quotes are consumed by python to make sure your address is not
        evaluated to the plain number 0. Use `-vd` (verbose and dry run) to see how
        your arguments are evaluated.
        
        
        Troubleshooting
        ---------------
        
        Use `-v` and `-vv` flags to see more information. File an issue
        https://github.com/denisglotov/dymka/issues/new so I try to help.
        
        
        Donate
        ------
        
        <img align="right" src="https://denisglotov.github.io/dymka/0xb92FbF90bFAC4a34557bbA17b91204C8D36a5055.png">
        
        If you find the tool useful, please donate to 0xb92FbF90bFAC4a34557bbA17b91204C8D36a5055.
        
        
        Happy hacking 🐱.
        
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