Coinset CLI

This command-line interface gives you quick access to the Chia blockchain information. The CLI can be used with the Full Node RPC provided by coinset.org, or any full node.

Installation

Prebuilt binaries can be downloaded from the Releases page, or installed with brew or go.

Using Homebrew

brew install coinset-org/cli/coinset

Go Install

go install github.com/coinset-org/cli/cmd/coinset@latest

Build from Source

See the detailed instructions for your operating system:

• MacOS
• Linux
• Windows

Usage

Once installed you can access the Full Node RPC hosted at coinset.org. The first argument is the RPC name and output is automatically pretty printed. For example

$ coinset get_network_info

{
  "network_name": "mainnet",
  "network_prefix": "xch",
  "success": true
}	

Required RPC parameters can be passed in as arguments and optional parameters can be set with flags. For example:

$ coinset get_coin_records_by_parent_ids 0xa908ee64a5821b7bda5d798c053a79c8b3d7c608bb7735f4cefc7833ead4f6cd --include-spent-coins

{
  "coin_records": [
    {
      "coin": {
        "amount": 300000,
        "parent_coin_info": "0xa908ee64a5821b7bda5d798c053a79c8b3d7c608bb7735f4cefc7833ead4f6cd",
        "puzzle_hash": "0x5e2bb312cff523f00b286865fedf78209755109c627022d68ccc891ede1d5da9"
      },
      "coinbase": false,
      "confirmed_block_index": 4907529,
      "spent": true,
      "spent_block_index": 4907534,
      "timestamp": 1707250407
    },
    {
      "coin": {
        "amount": 10000,
        "parent_coin_info": "0xa908ee64a5821b7bda5d798c053a79c8b3d7c608bb7735f4cefc7833ead4f6cd",
        "puzzle_hash": "0x352928569cc16f72c212d95912adca3e634a3de136b85ed396a76b19e684e2f6"
      },
      "coinbase": false,
      "confirmed_block_index": 4907529,
      "spent": false,
      "spent_block_index": 0,
      "timestamp": 1707250407
    }
  ],
  "success": true
}

Coin IDs

Using the coin_id command you can encode coin IDs. For example:

coinset coin_id 0xeca65946d1b80b527bcab5e94673f30bb3fd8a9466b31379fa5fa1f49c492031 0x66e55285340258cb79e6eda4d16f230bec2df7a2d7b40b8c6268247be9e659cb 2000000007

0xce2a2dd052bdbcf7fffc309e2a5e1f8589513335f85232a6c8cfb4a7d49ee32b

Address Encoding

Using the address command you can encode and decode adresses. For example:

coinset address encode 0xbf3d35bba83d984be6cc4db0d6c84922e275a39ca4f8e1dd3cddfe2fa5eb2e2f

xch1hu7ntwag8kvyhekvfkcddjzfyt38tguu5nuwrhfumhlzlf0t9chs6cj5k8

coinset address decode xch1hu7ntwag8kvyhekvfkcddjzfyt38tguu5nuwrhfumhlzlf0t9chs6cj5k8

0xbf3d35bba83d984be6cc4db0d6c84922e275a39ca4f8e1dd3cddfe2fa5eb2e2f

JQ Filtering

Using the -q option you can pass in a jq filter to be used on the output. For example:

coinset get_blockchain_state -q .blockchain_state.peak.height

4911276

Autocomplete

Autocompletions are provided and can be generated with coinset completion <shell>. Completions are automatically installed when using brew but brew completions for your shell need to be enabled. Instructions can be found here.

Manual installation instructions can be found with the help flag. For example:

coinset completion zsh --help

Generate the autocompletion script for the zsh shell.

If shell completion is not already enabled in your environment you will need
to enable it.  You can execute the following once:

	echo "autoload -U compinit; compinit" >> ~/.zshrc

To load completions in your current shell session:

	source <(coinset completion zsh); compdef _coinset coinset

To load completions for every new session, execute once:

#### Linux:

	coinset completion zsh > "${fpath[1]}/_coinset"

#### macOS:

	coinset completion zsh > $(brew --prefix)/share/zsh/site-functions/_coinset

You will need to start a new shell for this setup to take effect.