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Titan CLI

The complete Smart Contract development CLI

Usage

npm i -g @titan-suite/cli

module.exports = {
  defaultBlockchain: "aion",
  blockchains: {
    aion: {
      networks: {
        development: {
          host: "http://TITAN.DEV.NODE",
          defaultAccount: "",
          password: ""
        },
        mainnet: {
          host:
            "http://api.nodesmith.io/v1/aion/mainnet/jsonrpc?apiKey=API_KEY",
          defaultAccount: "",
          password: ""
        },
        testnet: {
          host:
            "https://api.nodesmith.io/v1/aion/testnet/jsonrpc?apiKey=API_KEY",
          defaultAccount: "",
          password: ""
        }
      }
    },
    ethereum: {
      networks: {
        development: {
          host: "http://127.0.0.1:8545",
          defaultAccount: "",
          password: ""
        }
      }
    }
  }
};

Commands

Help

titan --help

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You can also run titan <command> --help for more details about the command

`titan compile`

Compile a Solidity smart contract

titan compile path/to/contracts/Example.sol
Compile a specific contract withing a file
- titan compile -n SpecificContract path/to/contracts/ManyContracts.sol
Output more details about the contract
- titan compile -d path/to/contracts/Example.sol
The details of the compiled contract will be stored as ./build/bots/<contractName>.json

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`titan console`

Interact with an AION node with an injected aion-web3 instance

titan console

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`titan create`

Create a new contract or test file

titan create contract Test

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`titan deploy`

Deploy a smart contract to an AION node

titan deploy path/to/contracts/Example.sol
Deploy a specific contract within a contract file:
- titan deploy -n Test path/to/contracts/Example.sol
Pass parameters: - titan deploy -p 5 path/to/contracts/Example.sol
The details of the deployed contract will be stored as ./build/bots/<contractName>.json

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`titan exec`

Run Javascript files within your project

titan exec path/to/script

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`titan init`

Generate an empty Titan project

in the current directory: titan init
in a new directory: titan init <name>

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`titan lint`

Lint a smart contract

titan lint path/to/contracts/Example.sol
lint multiple files within a directory
- titan lint path/to/contracts/**/*.sol

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`titan migrate`

Create a migration file:

// migrations/simple_migration.js

const Simple = require("../build/bolts/Simple.json");
module.exports = async deployer => {
  deployer
    .deploy(Simple)
    .then(address => {
      console.log(address);
    })
    .catch(e => {
      console.error(e);
    });
};