Minimalistic ledger and governance toolkit for cold wallets.
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This will sign a transfer transaction and print to STDOUT:
quill --pem-file <path> transfer <account-id> --amount <amount>
To display the signed message in human-readable form:
quill send --dry-run <path-to-file>
quill could be used on an online computer to send any signed transactions:
quill send <path-to-file>
To get the principal and the account id:
quill --pem-file <path> public-ids
This is how you’d stake/topup a neuron:
quill --pem-file <path> neuron-stake --amount 2.5 --name 1
Managing the neuron:
quill --pem-file <path> neuron-manage <neuron-id> [OPERATIONS]
Currently supported operations are: --start-dissolving, --stop-dissolving, --disburse, --add-hot-key, --remove-hot-key, --spawn, --split.
All of the commands above will generate signed messages, which can be sent on the online machine using the send command from above.
Use binaries from the latest release.
To compile quill run:
rustup set profile minimalrustup toolchain install stable --component rustfmt --component clippyrustup override set stablemake release
After this, find the binary at target/release/quill.
quill is a very critical link in the workflow of the management of valuable assets.
quill's code must stay clean, simple, readable and leave no room for ambiguities, so that it can be reviewed and audited by anyone.
Hence, if you would like to propose a change, please adhere to the following principals:
- Be concise and only add functional code.
- Optimize for correctness, then for readability.
- Avoid adding dependencies at all costs unless it's completely unreasonable.
- Every new feature (+ a test) is proposed only after it was tested on real wallets.
- Increment the last digit of the crate version whenever the functionality scope changes.
Originally forked from the SDK.