clio options

clio CLI interface provides several options to customize and control its operation when interacting with the blockchain. Below is command options that enable you to connect to a specific nodeop instance, handle security for transactions, manage wallet connections, and modify verbosity for troubleshooting.

Options:
  -h,--help                   Print this help message and exit
  -u,--url TEXT=http://127.0.0.1:8888/
                              The http/https URL where nodeop is running
  --wallet-url TEXT=unix:///home/jack/sysio-wallet/kiod.sock
                              The http/https URL where kiod is running
  -r,--header                 Pass specific HTTP header; repeat this option to pass multiple headers
  -n,--no-verify              Don't verify peer certificate when using HTTPS
  --no-auto-kiod              Don't automatically launch a kiod if one is not currently running
  -v,--verbose                Output verbose errors and action console output
  --print-request             Print HTTP request to STDERR
  --print-response            Print HTTP response to STDERR

Examples

Connect to a nodeop instance via --url option

clio can connect to a specific node by using the --url optional argument, followed by the HTTP/HTTPS address and port number.

To connect to a nodeop instance using clio, add the -url option followed by the instance’s URL.

clio --url <instance-url>:<port> COMMAND

Default address:port

| If no optional arguments are used (i.e. no --url), clio attempts to connect to a local nodeop running at localhost or 127.0.0.1 and default port 8888. Use the nodeop command line arguments or config.ini file to specify a different address.

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Connect to specific wallet via --wallet-url

Add the --wallet-url option to specify the kiod instance

clio --wallet-url http://<kiod-host>:8900 COMMAND

Default address:port

| If no optional arguments are used (i.e. no --wallet-url), clio attempts to connect to a local nodeop or kiod running at localhost or 127.0.0.1 and default port 8900. Use the kiod command line arguments or config.ini file to specify a different address.

Reference

See the following reference guides for command line usage and related options:

• clio command