A lightweight command-line Stellar client built with node and the official js-stellar-sdk package.
Runs on Linux, Window and MacOSX
- Generating a new wallet (works offline)
- Checking the balance of an existing wallet
- Making a payment from your existing wallet to another
- Setting the inflation pool for your wallet
- Make sure you have the current Node LTS release (or higher) installed on your system
- Run
npm install -g stellar-wallet-cli
to install as a global dependency - Run
stellar-wallet-cli
to use
Update with npm update -g stellar-wallet-cli
Pull the internet cord out of your computer (or disable wifi) and run the following command:
$ stellar-wallet-cli generate
To check the balance on your wallet, run:
$ stellar-wallet-cli balance
You'll be asked for the public address to check, or you can provide it directly on the command line:
$ stellar-wallet-cli balance GDBQN3B6R2TZGWH6YPH4BOLWIEPA7WR3WRVFPUMDRJGPVSEWZPGEB6JI
The output will also show if an inflation destination is set for this account and the last 10 transactions. To see more transactions, you can up the limit:
$ stellar-wallet-cli balance GDBQN3B6R2TZGWH6YPH4BOLWIEPA7WR3WRVFPUMDRJGPVSEWZPGEB6JI --limit [number]
To make a payment from a wallet you control to another address, run:
$ stellar-wallet-cli pay
You'll be asked for the XLM amount to send, the destination address, the sender address and finally the sender secret.
Alternatively, you can provide these params on the command line:
$ stellar-wallet-cli pay --amount [number] --to [account] --memo [string|number]
To set an inflation destination for your account, run:
$ stellar-wallet-cli set-inflation-pool
And provide the pool address and your secret key to continue. When complete you can verify if the pool is correctly set by running stellar-wallet-cli balance
.
Inflation is explained here: https://www.stellar.org/developers/guides/concepts/inflation.html
My personal favorite pool: https://lumenaut.net/