ika-cli

Orchestrate Ika CLI workflows for dWallet operations, validator management, and network deployment.

203|171|Updated Feb 21, 2024
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Skill: ika-cli
Source: https://github.com/dwallet-labs/ika/tree/main/skills/ika-cli
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dwallet-labs/ika --skill ika-cli

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

The Ika CLI empowers developers to manage dWallets, validators, and network deployments from a unified command-line interface, simplifying complex workflows and enabling reproducible setups.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Unified CLI workflows: orchestrates dWallet lifecycle, validator management, and system deployment through the ika CLI.
  • Automation-friendly: scriptable commands enable reproducible deployments and testing across local and remote Ika networks.
  • Common scenarios: create dWallets, perform signatures, register encryption keys, initialize systems, query network state, and manage validators.

Quick Start

Install ika, then run a basic workflow to create a dWallet and verify its status.

Frequently Asked Questions about ika-cli

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I create a dWallet and verify its status using the Ika CLI?

To create a dWallet using the Ika CLI, you need to execute the specific dWallet creation command followed by a status query. This workflow requires the ika CLI installed and a configured ika_config for seed and address derivation.

What is needed to set up validator management on the Ika network?

Validator management on the Ika network requires the ika CLI installed, a configured ika_config, and access to seed or address derivation for encryption keys. It supports system initialization and querying network state from local or remote environments.

Can I automate Ika network deployment and presigning workflows with CLI commands?

Yes, the Ika CLI supports automation-friendly, scriptable commands that enable reproducible deployments and testing. You can automate presigning, signing, and key management workflows across local and remote Ika networks.

Does the Ika CLI support JSON output for querying network state?

Yes, the Ika CLI supports the --json flag and common network options when querying Ika network state. This allows you to retrieve structured data outputs for integration into automated workflows and external systems.

What are the prerequisites for managing encryption keys and signing with dWallets?

Managing encryption keys and signing with dWallets requires the ika CLI installed, a configured ika_config, and access to seed or address derivation. These components enable the presigning and key registration processes.

Best way to initialize the Ika system and register encryption keys from the command line?

The best way to initialize the system and register encryption keys is through the unified Ika CLI workflows. This approach orchestrates the complete dWallet lifecycle and system deployment through scriptable commands.