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WalletConsole utility
The Wallet Core library comes with an interactive command-line utility, for accessing key- and address management functionality of the library.
Quick Start
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$ ./build/walletconsole/walletconsole
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Wallet-Core Console (c) TrustWallet
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Type 'help' for list of commands.
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> help
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Commands:
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newKey Create new pseudo-random 32-byte key (secret!)
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. . .
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> coin btc
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Set active coin to: bitcoin
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> addrDefault
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Result: bc1q2kecrqfvzj7l6phet956whxkvathsvsgn7twav
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Starting
The utility builds together with the library and can be started from:
build/walletconsole/walletconsole . See build instructions.Walletconsole can be also executed 'off the shelf' using the Docker image:
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docker run -i -t trustwallet/wallet-core /wallet-core/build/walletconsole/walletconsole
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Commands
Here is a snapshot of the commands:
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Commands:
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exit Exit
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quit Exit
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help This help
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Inputs, buffer:
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# Take last result
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#<n> Take nth previous result
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buffer Take buffer values
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Coins:
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coins List known coins
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coin <coin> Set active coin, selected by its ID or symbol or name
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Keys:
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newKey Create new pseudo-random 32-byte key (secret!)
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pubPri <priKey> Derive public key from a secret private key (type is coin-dependent)
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priPub <pubKey> Derive private key from public key :)
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setMnemonic <word1> ... Set current mnemonic, several words (secret!)
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newMnemonic <strength> Create and store a new mnemonic, of strength (128 -- 256) (secret!)
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dumpSeed Dump the seed of the current mnemonic (secret!)
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dumpMnemonic Dump the current mnemonic (secret!)
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dumpDP Dump the default derivation path of the current coin (ex.: m/84'/0'/0'/0/0)
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priDP [<derivPath>] Derive a new private key for the coin, from the current mnemonic and given derivation path.
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If derivation path is missing, the default one is used (see dumpDP).
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Addresses:
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addrPub <pubKey> Create <coin> address from public key
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addrPri <priKey> Create <coin> address from private key
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addr <addr> Check string <coin> address
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addrDefault Derive default address, for current coin, fom current mnemonic; see dumpDP
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addrDP <derivPath> Derive a new address with the given derivation path (using current coin and mnemonic)
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Coin-specific methods:
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tonInitMsg <priKey> Build TON account initialization message.
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Transformations:
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hex <inp> Encode given string to hex
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base64Encode <inp> Encode given hex data to Base64
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base64Decode <inp> Decode given Base64 string to hex data
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File methods:
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fileW <fileName> <data> Write data to a (new) binary file.
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fileR <fileName> Read data from a binary file.
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Examples
Here are various sample usages.
Create a new private key, derive a BTC address from it, write it to a file:
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> coin bitcoin
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Set active coin to: bitcoin Use 'coin' to change. (name: 'bitcoin' symbol: btc numericalid: 0)
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> newKey
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Result: 4e8c1773ce1ca447594fa23a445d9952236c7a15e96802b880aab4d918bdcfd9
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> addrPri #
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Result: bc1qvjf93nc80f3fu7j2ehqv6xw6zqa5cny32hl90y
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> fileW btcaddr.txt #
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Written to file 'btcaddr.txt', 21 bytes.
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Create a new private key, derive the public key from it, derive a BTC address from it:
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> newKey
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Result: ef8f76035c4d4dd29ed4bbe3fc7c0db45d81cd616f2ac8b038cb982bec2a63ad
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> pubPri #
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Result: 0381277ec943a6cd4033171da547bbe93585a8905fb3dad108e8e51e88a4e136ea
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> addrPub #
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Result: bc1qvf6gzfhcelpugw84ks677x5zuke46jm946dtpx
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Check an ALGO address for validity:
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> coin algo
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Set active coin to: algorand Use 'coin' to change. (name: 'algorand' symbol: algo numericalid: 283)
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> addr LCSUSBOLNVT6BND6DWWGM4DLVUYJN3PGBT4T7LTCMDMKS7TR7FZAOHOVPE
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Address is a valid algorand address: LCSUSBOLNVT6BND6DWWGM4DLVUYJN3PGBT4T7LTCMDMKS7TR7FZAOHOVPE
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Derive private keys using different BIP39 derivation paths, and create address from it:
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> coin btc
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Set active coin to: bitcoin Use 'coin' to change. (name: 'bitcoin' symbol: btc numericalid: 0)
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> dumpDP
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Result: m/84'/0'/0'/0/0
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> priDP
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Using derivation path "m/84'/0'/0'/0/0" for coin bitcoin
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Result: df6a78d65fe3c82f020c25be12debd46e58f5f4366381102485ce26c52416a96
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> priDP m/84'/0'/0'/0/1
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Using derivation path "m/84'/0'/0'/0/1" for coin bitcoin
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Result: 19c44359b4953bb3084dd73ba2854f6822de3b6f8f358055a16a1b19e533e37c
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> pubPri #
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Result: 02222d3889870d36e0c9e788c69a6509eddfb2105309e7733cfa669bb52ba996d1
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> addrPub #
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Result: bc1q7ghe6xyx38vdkzs9ryv3gz47mgvpa747z2mcvy
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> addr #
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Address is a valid bitcoin address: bc1q7ghe6xyx38vdkzs9ryv3gz47mgvpa747z2mcvy
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Derive several NANO addresses (BIP39):
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> coin nano
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Set active coin to: nano Use 'coin' to change. (name: 'nano' symbol: nano numericalid: 165)
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> dumpDP
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Result: m/44'/165'/0'
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> setMnemonic edge defense waste choose enrich upon flee junk siren film clown finish luggage leader kid quick brick print evidence swap drill paddle truly occur
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Mnemonic set (24 words).
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> addrDefault
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Result: nano_3yyipbgtnd7183k61nkh5mxnt9wpsfhto95mksdqj6s7p45mwj9osai7asad
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> addrDP m/44'/165'/0'
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Result: nano_3yyipbgtnd7183k61nkh5mxnt9wpsfhto95mksdqj6s7p45mwj9osai7asad
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> addrDP m/44'/165'/1'
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Result: nano_3zni7o8m4dq1aphffnaq5pwseh7rrzhkrz5mpr8bcm68n6u775pbk7csedam
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Hex and Base64 encoding example:
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> hex Hello
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Result: 48656c6c6f
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> base64Encode #
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Result: SGVsbG8=
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> base64Decode #
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Result: 48656c6c6f
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> buffer
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Last value: 48656c6c6f
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3 previous values:
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#1 48656c6c6f
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#2 SGVsbG8=
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#3 48656c6c6f
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