#!/usr/bin/env node
This script shows how to use the Wallet
module from the SDK to send AE to
other addresses.
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'use strict'
We’ll need the main client module Ae
, Wallet
module and the Crypto
module from the SDK.
const { default: Ae, Wallet, Crypto } = require('@aeternity/aepp-sdk')
const program = require('commander')
function spend (receiver, amount, { host, debug }) {
const keypair = Crypto.envKeypair(process.env)
This code is relatively simple: We create the Ae client asynchronously and create a Wallet object ad hoc, only to invoke the spend method on it.
Ae.create(host, { debug }).then(client => {
return Wallet.create(client, keypair).spend(parseInt(amount), receiver)
}).catch(e => console.log(e.message))
}
The commander
library provides maximum command line parsing convenience.
program.version('0.1.0')
program
.command('spend <receiver> <amount>')
.option('-H, --host [hostname]', 'Node to connect to', 'http://localhost:3013')
.option('--debug', 'Switch on debugging')
.action(spend)
program.parse(process.argv)
if (program.args.length === 0) program.help()