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The Eris Chain Manager is a utility for performing complex operations on eris chains. This command is exposed through eris-cli, the entry point for the Eris Platform.
eris-cm is a high level tool for working with eris chains. It is similar in nature, design, and level as the eris-pm which is built to handle smart contract packages and other packages necessary for building blockchain backed applications. It is used to provide a harmonized interface to the modular components of the eris open source platform.
eris-cm is intended to be used by the eris chains command via eris-cli.
Should you want/desire/need to install this repository natively on your host make sure you have go installed and then:
- Install go
- Ensure you have
gmpinstalled (sudo apt-get install libgmp3-dev || brew install gmp) go get github.com/eris-ltd/eris-cm/cmd/eris-cm
The Eris Chain Manager is a utility for performing complex operations on eris chains.
Made with <3 by Monax Industries.
Complete documentation is available at https://monax.io/docs/documentation/
Version:
0.12.0
Usage:
eris-cm [flags]
eris-cm [command]
Available Commands:
make The Eris Chain Maker is a utility for easily creating the files necessary to build eris chains
Flags:
-d, --debug[=false]: debug level output; the most output available for eris-cm; if it is too chatty use verbose flag; default respects $ERIS_CHAINMANAGER_DEBUG
-h, --help[=false]: help for eris-cm
-o, --output[=true]: should eris-cm provide an output of its job; default respects $ERIS_CHAINMANAGER_OUTPUT
-v, --verbose[=false]: verbose output; more output than no output flags; less output than debug level; default respects $ERIS_CHAINMANAGER_VERBOSE
or
The Eris Chain Maker is a utility for easily creating the files necessary to build eris chains.
Usage:
eris-cm make [flags]
Examples:
$ eris-cm make myChain -- will use the chain-making wizard and make your chain named myChain using eris-keys defaults (available via localhost) (interactive)
$ eris-cm make myChain --chain-type=simplechain -- will use the chain type definition files to make your chain named myChain using eris-keys defaults (non-interactive)
$ eris-cm make myChain --account-types=Root:1,Developer:0,Validator:0,Participant:1 -- will use the flag to make your chain named myChain using eris-keys defaults (non-interactive)
$ eris-cm make myChain --account-types=Root:1,Developer:0,Validator:0,Participant:1 --chain-type=simplechain -- account types trump chain types, this command will use the flags to make the chain (non-interactive)
$ eris-cm make myChain --csv /path/to/csv -- will use the csv file to make your chain named myChain using eris-keys defaults (non-interactive)
Flags:
-t, --account-types=[]: what number of account types should we use? find these in ~/.eris/chains/account-types; incompatible with and overrides chain-type; default respects $ERIS_CHAINMANAGER_ACCOUNTTYPES
-c, --chain-type="": which chain type definition should we use? find these in ~/.eris/chains/chain-types; default respects $ERIS_CHAINMANAGER_CHAINTYPE
-s, --csv-file="": csv file in the form `account-type,number,tokens,toBond,perms; default respects $ERIS_CHAINMANAGER_CSVFILE
-h, --help[=false]: help for make
-k, --keys-server="http://localhost:4767": keys server which should be used to generate keys; default respects $ERIS_KEYS_PATH
-r, --tar[=false]: instead of making directories in ~/.chains, make tarballs; incompatible with and overrides zip; default respects $ERIS_CHAINMANAGER_TARBALLS
-z, --zip[=false]: instead of making directories in ~/.chains, make zip files; default respects $ERIS_CHAINMANAGER_ZIPFILES
Global Flags:
-d, --debug[=false]: debug level output; the most output available for eris-cm; if it is too chatty use verbose flag; default respects $ERIS_CHAINMANAGER_DEBUG
-o, --output[=true]: should eris-cm provide an output of its job; default respects $ERIS_CHAINMANAGER_OUTPUT
-v, --verbose[=false]: verbose output; more output than no output flags; less output than debug level; default respects $ERIS_CHAINMANAGER_VERBOSE
See the eris platform contributing file here.