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Wallet Dapp Client CLI
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# dapp-client-cli

A standalone CLI wrapper around `@0xsequence/dapp-client`
The CLI uses **redirect mode** and auto-opens redirect URLs in your browser by default. It prints a short redirect summary by default (full URL is optional). State is encrypted at rest and persisted on disk.

## Install

### Use from npm package

```bash
npm install @0xsequence/dapp-client-cli
npx dapp-client-cli --help
```

You do not need to run `./node_modules/.bin/dapp-client-cli ...`.
Use `npx dapp-client-cli ...` (or npm scripts that call `dapp-client-cli`).

### Local repo development

```bash
pnpm install
pnpm run build
```

## Configuration

Create a local `.env` in the working directory (or export env vars):

```
WALLET_URL=https://v3.sequence-dev.app
RELAYER_URL=https://dev-{network}-relayer.sequence.app
NODES_URL=https://dev-nodes.sequence.app/{network}
PROJECT_ACCESS_KEY=...
ORIGIN=http://localhost:3000
REDIRECT_PATH=/
DAPP_CLIENT_CLI_PASSPHRASE=...
```

Notes:
- A local `.env` is strongly recommended for CLI and agent workflows.
- `ORIGIN + REDIRECT_PATH` must be a reachable HTTP URL for redirect flows.
- The CLI uses the passphrase to encrypt state at `~/.sequence/dapp-client-cli/state.enc`.

## Quick Start

```bash
npx dapp-client-cli connect --chain-id 137
```

By default the CLI starts a local listener and auto-opens the redirect URL in your browser. It prints a short redirect summary (instead of the full payload URL). Approve in wallet, then the CLI auto‑resumes and prints the result.

For normal runs, use minimal commands with only required args and keep defaults:
- keep listener enabled (`--listen`)
- keep browser auto-open enabled (`--open-url`)
- avoid adding optional flags unless you are troubleshooting a specific issue

Avoid disabling these for normal flows (`--listen=false` / `--open-url=false`), because then you must handle redirect/resume manually.

### Troubleshooting Fallbacks (Only If Needed)

Disable the listener:
```bash
npx dapp-client-cli --no-listen connect --chain-id 137
```

To disable automatic URL opening:
```bash
npx dapp-client-cli --no-open-url connect --chain-id 137
```

To print the full redirect URL:
```bash
npx dapp-client-cli --show-redirect-url connect --chain-id 137
```

## Agent/Sandbox Note (Codex / Claude Code)

Redirect-required commands should run with escalated permissions in sandboxed agent environments so browser launch works:
- `connect`
- `resume`
- `sign-message`
- `sign-typed-data`
- `send-wallet-transaction`
- `upgrade-sessionless`
- `add-explicit-session`
- `modify-explicit-session`

## Commands

### Status
```bash
pnpm start -- status
```

### Disconnect
```bash
pnpm start -- disconnect --keep-sessionless false
```

### Sign message (redirect)
```bash
pnpm start -- sign-message --chain-id 137 --message "hello"
```

### Send transaction (explicit session)
```bash
pnpm start -- send-transaction --chain-id 137 --transactions examples/polygon-native-transfer.json
```

Mainnet behavior for `send-transaction`:
- on mainnet chains (Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum One, etc.), the CLI auto-checks fee options
- if fee options exist, it auto-selects one with sufficient balance
- if no fee options are returned (for example sponsored setup), it proceeds without a fee option
- if fee options exist but none are affordable, it throws a clear top-up error

### Send transaction via wallet (redirect)
```bash
pnpm start -- send-wallet-transaction --chain-id 137 --transaction examples/polygon-native-transfer.json
```

`send-wallet-transaction` accepts a single transaction object or an array.
If you pass an array, the CLI uses the first item. `@currentWallet` is supported inside the JSON.
Fee option selection is handled by the wallet.

### Resume (manual)
```bash
pnpm start -- resume --url ""
```

## Explicit Session Defaults (Type‑Safe)

Edit `src/explicit-session.config.ts` to configure default explicit session permissions.
Set it to `null` to disable defaults.

Available presets in `src/explicit-session.config.ts`:
- `explicitSessionDefaultsNftArbitrumSepolia` (existing)
- `explicitSessionDefaultsPolygonNativeWithFee` (new, chain `137`)

The active export is:
```ts
export const explicitSessionDefaults = explicitSessionDefaultsPolygonNativeWithFee
```
Switch it to `explicitSessionDefaultsNftArbitrumSepolia` to test Arbitrum Sepolia mint examples instead.

If you need fee token permissions, set:
```ts
includeFeeOptionPermissions: true
```

You can also set this field directly in an explicit-session JSON file passed to:
- `connect --explicit-session @file.json`
- `upgrade-sessionless --explicit-session @file.json`
- `add-explicit-session --explicit-session @file.json`

## Transactions JSON

`send-transaction` supports:
- `abi` or `functionSignature`
- `args` (array)
- `@currentWallet` — a special token you can use in any `args` field. The CLI replaces it with the active wallet address before encoding the call.

`send-wallet-transaction` can accept the same JSON. If you pass an array, the CLI uses the first item.

Example in `examples/mint-transaction.json`:

```json
[
{
"to": "0xD25b37E2fB07f85E9ecA9d40FE3BcF60BA2dc57b",
"abi": "function safeMint(address to)",
"args": ["@currentWallet"],
"value": "0"
}
]
```

Polygon native transfer example (for `explicitSessionDefaultsPolygonNativeWithFee`) is in `examples/polygon-native-transfer.json`.

## Output

`send-transaction` prints the transaction hash plus an explorer URL when available:

```json
{
"txHash": "0x...",
"explorerUrl": "https://..."
}
```

## Notes

- CLI forces `TransportMode.REDIRECT`.
- macOS OS‑level notifications are triggered when a redirect needs user action.
- Disable with `DAPP_CLIENT_CLI_NO_OS_NOTIFY=1`.
- `send-transaction` handles mainnet fees automatically unless you provide `--fee-option`.