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Zilliqa's command line tool based on gozilliqa-sdk
https://github.com/zilliqa/zli

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# zli

`zli` is a command line tool based on the Zilliqa [Golang SDK](https://github.com/Zilliqa/gozilliqa-sdk).

## Requirements

Golang (minimum version: go.1.12):
* [Download page](https://golang.org/dl/)
* [Installation instructions](https://golang.org/doc/install)

## Installation

### Dependencies

A `go` module is used to manage dependencies. Run the following command to download all dependencies according to the module file `go.mod`:

```
go get ./...
```

### Build

Run the following command to generate the `zli` binary:

```go
go build -o zli main/main.go
```

### Install

Option 1: Install the `zli` binary by specifying the output path during the build:

```go
go build -o $GOPATH/bin/zli main/main.go
```

Option 2: Run the installation script:

```bash
sh install.sh
```

## Commands

Run `zli -h` to see the help message along with the list of available commands:

```bash
A convenient command line tool to generate accounts, run integration testings or run http server .etc

Usage:
zli [flags]
zli [command]

Available Commands:
account Generate or load multiple accounts
contract Deploy or call zilliqa smart contract
help Help about any command
rpc readonly json rpc of zilliqa
transfer Transfer zilliqa token to a specific account
version Print the version number of zli
wallet Init a new wallet or get exist wallet info

Flags:
-h, --help help for zli

Use "zli [command] --help" for more information about a command.
```

`zli` works by storing account information in a wallet configuration file in `~/.zilliqa`.

Run `zli [command] --help` to see the usage details for each available command. Here are some commonly used commands:

### wallet

* `zli wallet init`: Generate a new wallet (configuration file) for `zli` to use. A default account (using randomly generated private key) is created inside the wallet.
* `zli wallet echo`: Print out the contents of the wallet (i.e., the configuration file).
* `zli wallet from [flags]` : Generate a new wallet from a specific private key.

### contract

* `zli contract deploy [flags]`: Deploy a new contract.
* `zli contract call [flags]`: Call an existing contract.
* `zli contract state [flags]`: Get the state data for a specific smart contract.
* `zli contract compact [flags]`: Compact smart contract

### account

* `zli account generate [flags]`: Generate a random private key.

### transfer

* `zli transfer [flags]`: Transfer Zilliqa tokens to a specific account.

### rpc

* `zli rpc transaction [flags]`: Get the transaction details for a specific transaction ID.
* `zli rpc balance [flags]`: Get balance and nonce by address(base16 or bech32).

## Examples

### Executing corner-case tests on a tiny contract

1. Prepare the wallet (configuration file `~/.zilliqa`) by running `zli wallet init` or `zli wallet from -p [private_key]`:

```json
{
"api": "https://ipc-ud-api.dev.z7a.xyz",
"chain_id": 2,
"default_account": {
"private_key": "227159779c78c9a920cba73086cf73fb3ee15cdd95380aa3b93757669e345300",
"public_key": "0324cdd72db3de0e9f570d550631438d581056fb0d9c4daddbad2928eaf49f54ee",
"address": "31f33d13ad6aa724cde1f3d12d75fb344a1df9de",
"bech_32_address": "zil1x8en6yadd2njfn0p70gj6a0mx39pm7w7lz3kpm"
},
"accounts": [{
"private_key": "227159779c78c9a920cba73086cf73fb3ee15cdd95380aa3b93757669e345300",
"public_key": "0324cdd72db3de0e9f570d550631438d581056fb0d9c4daddbad2928eaf49f54ee",
"address": "31f33d13ad6aa724cde1f3d12d75fb344a1df9de",
"bech_32_address": "zil1x8en6yadd2njfn0p70gj6a0mx39pm7w7lz3kpm"
}]
}
```

2. Deploy a tiny contract by running `sh scripts/deploy-tiny-contract.sh`

3. Run `zli testsuit tiny -a [contract_address]` or `sh scripts/test-tiny-contract.sh` to execute the tests. If the receipt of any transaction returns `false`, execution stops and the remaining tests are aborted.

### Invoking a contract

1. Prepare the wallet similar to the previous example.

2. Run the following command to invoke a smart contract:

```bash
zli contract call -a -t -r
```

For instance:

```bash
zli contract call -a 305d5b3acaa2f4a56b5e149400466c58194e695f -t SubmitTransaction -r "[{\"vname\":\"recipient\",\"type\":\"ByStr20\",\"value\":\"0x381f4008505e940ad7681ec3468a719060caf796\"},{\"vname\":\"amount\",\"type\":\"Uint128\",\"value\":\"10\"},{\"vname\":\"tag\",\"type\":\"String\",\"value\":\"a\"}]"
```

> Note
>
> `zli` supports passing the private key as a parameter to the `zli contract deploy` or `zli contract call` command. Just use the `-k [private key]` option to switch to a different private key for sending transactions.

### Running zli inside a Docker container

An alternative to running `zli` as a native binary is to build (or download) the `go-zli` Docker image, and to run `zli` from inside the container. This option requires prior installation of Docker (refer to the [Docker installation page](https://docs.docker.com/install/)).

1. Build the `go-zli` Docker image:

```bash
sh build_docker_image.sh
```

2. Run `zli` inside a container environment:

```bash
docker run --rm -it -v ~/contract:/contract docker.pkg.github.com/zilliqa/zli/zli bash
```