Warning: This is an experimental 'hacker-friendly' wallet. It's intended for use by software developers. It has been tested only for the most common use-cases. It has been known to burn SLP tokens. Do not use this wallet for tokens with value.
This is an npm library and Bitcoin Cash (BCH) wallet that runs on the command line. Add this library to your app to instantly give it the ability to transact on the BCH network! New to Bitcoin Cash? Find educational resources on the FullStack.cash Documenation page.
This project has the following goals:
- Create a code base for a wallet that is easily forkable and extensible by JavaScript developers.
- Provide a high-level abstraction to make it easy for new developers to add BCH and SLP wallet functionality into their apps.
If you want a wallet with a graphical user interface, check out wallet.FullStack.cash. For a front-end friendly package, check out minimal-slp-wallet-web. Bitcoin Cash functionality is implemented in all wallets with bch-js, provided by FullStack.cash. The command line interface for this project is built with oclif.
Also, be sure to check out the design decisions and trade-offs that went into the creation of this project in the docs directory
The npm library can be included in your own app to instantly give it the ability to send and receive BCH transactions, including SLP tokens. Here is an example of how to include it in your own app. This example will generate a new HD wallet.
// Instantiate the Create Wallet class from this library.
const CreateWallet = require('slp-cli-wallet/src/commands/create-wallet')
const createWallet = new CreateWallet()
const walletFile = './wallet.json'
async function makeNewWallet() {
const wallet = await createWallet.createWallet(walletFile)
console.log(`wallet: ${JSON.stringify(wallet,null,2)}`)
}
makeNewWallet()While this npm library can be used globally, the intended audience is developers
familiar with the usage of npm and git. Here is how to set up your own
developer environment:
- Clone this repo with
git clone. - Install npm dependencies with
npm install - Execute the commands like this:
./bin/run help
Running the wallet this way, you can edit the behavior of the wallet by making changes to the code in the src/commands directory.
$ npm install -g slp-cli-wallet
$ slp-cli-wallet COMMAND
running command...
$ slp-cli-wallet (-v|--version|version)
slp-cli-wallet/3.0.0 linux-x64 node-v14.15.5
$ slp-cli-wallet --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
$ slp-cli-wallet COMMAND
...slp-cli-wallet burn-tokensslp-cli-wallet create-walletslp-cli-wallet derivationslp-cli-wallet get-addressslp-cli-wallet get-keyslp-cli-wallet helloslp-cli-wallet help [COMMAND]slp-cli-wallet list-walletsslp-cli-wallet remove-walletslp-cli-wallet scan-fundsslp-cli-wallet sendslp-cli-wallet send-allslp-cli-wallet send-tokensslp-cli-wallet sign-messageslp-cli-wallet sweepslp-cli-wallet update-balances
Burn SLP tokens.
USAGE
$ slp-cli-wallet burn-tokens
OPTIONS
-n, --name=name Name of wallet
-q, --qty=qty
-t, --tokenId=tokenId Token ID
See code: src/commands/burn-tokens.js
Generate a new HD Wallet.
USAGE
$ slp-cli-wallet create-wallet
OPTIONS
-d, --description=description Description of the wallet
-n, --name=name Name of wallet
-t, --testnet Create a testnet wallet
See code: src/commands/create-wallet.js
Display or set the derivation path used by the wallet.
USAGE
$ slp-cli-wallet derivation
OPTIONS
-n, --name=name name to print
-s, --save=save save a new derivation path
DESCRIPTION
This command is used to display the derivation path used by the wallet. The -s
flag can be used to save a new derivation path.
Common derivation paths used:
145 - BIP44 standard path for Bitcoin Cash
245 - BIP44 standard path for SLP tokens
0 - Used by common software like the Bitcoin.com wallet and Honest.cash
Wallets use the 245 derivation path by default.
See code: src/commands/derivation.js
Generate a new address to recieve BCH.
USAGE
$ slp-cli-wallet get-address
OPTIONS
-n, --name=name Name of wallet
-s, --slp Generate a simpledger: token address
-t, --testnet Create a testnet wallet
See code: src/commands/get-address.js
Generate a new private/public key pair.
USAGE
$ slp-cli-wallet get-key
OPTIONS
-n, --name=name Name of wallet
See code: src/commands/get-key.js
Example command from oclif
USAGE
$ slp-cli-wallet hello
OPTIONS
-n, --name=name name to print
DESCRIPTION
...
Leaving it here for future reference in development.
See code: src/commands/hello.js
display help for slp-cli-wallet
USAGE
$ slp-cli-wallet help [COMMAND]
ARGUMENTS
COMMAND command to show help for
OPTIONS
--all see all commands in CLI
See code: @oclif/plugin-help
List existing wallets.
USAGE
$ slp-cli-wallet list-wallets
See code: src/commands/list-wallets.js
Remove an existing wallet.
USAGE
$ slp-cli-wallet remove-wallet
OPTIONS
-n, --name=name Name of wallet
See code: src/commands/remove-wallet.js
Scans first 20 addresses of each derivation path for
USAGE
$ slp-cli-wallet scan-funds
OPTIONS
-m, --mnemonic=mnemonic mnemonic phrase to generate addresses, wrapped in quotes
DESCRIPTION
history and balance of the given mnemonic. If any of them had a history, scans
the next 20, until it reaches a batch of 20 addresses with no history. The -m
flag is used to pass it a mnemonic phrase.
Derivation pathes used:
145 - BIP44 standard path for Bitcoin Cash
245 - BIP44 standard path for SLP tokens
0 - Used by common software like the Bitcoin.com wallet and Honest.cash
See code: src/commands/scan-funds.js
Send an amount of BCH
USAGE
$ slp-cli-wallet send
OPTIONS
-a, --sendAddr=sendAddr Cash address to send to
-b, --bch=bch Quantity in BCH
-n, --name=name Name of wallet
See code: src/commands/send.js
Send all BCH in a wallet to another address. Degrades Privacy
USAGE
$ slp-cli-wallet send-all
OPTIONS
-a, --sendAddr=sendAddr Cash address to send to
-i, --ignoreTokens Ignore and burn tokens
-n, --name=name Name of wallet
DESCRIPTION
Send all BCH in a wallet to another address.
This method has a negative impact on privacy by linking all addresses in a
wallet. If privacy of a concern, CoinJoin should be used.
This is a good article describing the privacy concerns:
https://bit.ly/2TnhdVc
See code: src/commands/send-all.js
Send SLP tokens.
USAGE
$ slp-cli-wallet send-tokens
OPTIONS
-a, --sendAddr=sendAddr Cash or SimpleLedger address to send to
-n, --name=name Name of wallet
-q, --qty=qty
-t, --tokenId=tokenId Token ID
See code: src/commands/send-tokens.js
Sign message
USAGE
$ slp-cli-wallet sign-message
OPTIONS
-i, --sendAddrIndex=sendAddrIndex Address index
-m, --message=message Message to sign. (Wrap in quotes)
-n, --name=name Name of wallet
See code: src/commands/sign-message.js
Sweep a private key
USAGE
$ slp-cli-wallet sweep
OPTIONS
-a, --address=address Address to sweep funds to.
-b, --balanceOnly Balance only, no claim.
-i, --tokenId=tokenId The token ID to sweep when there are multiple tokens
-t, --testnet Testnet
-w, --wif=wif WIF private key
DESCRIPTION
...
Sweeps a private key in WIF format.
Supports SLP token sweeping, but only one token class at a time. It will throw
an error if a WIF contains more than one class of token.
See code: src/commands/sweep.js
Poll the network and update the balances of the wallet.
USAGE
$ slp-cli-wallet update-balances
OPTIONS
-i, --ignoreTokens Ignore and burn tokens
-n, --name=name Name of wallet
See code: src/commands/update-balances.js
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