factomd
, factom-cli
and factom-walletd
command line tools. Now download factomd.conf
from the testnet toolkit and place it in the appropriate folder. For Ubuntu, this will be in your home folder ~/.factom/m2
. For Windows, look in your AppData/Roaming folder.factomd
node:factom-cli get heights
Custom Factomd Location
if you are running your node locally. If you are running your Factomd
node on a Linux server and want to connect to it using the enterprise wallet on your Windows computer, simply check "Custom Factomd Location" on your Windows wallet and type in your server's IP-address followed by the TCP port (8088 is the default testnet API port), for example 192.168.105.55:8088
factom-cli addchain [-fq] [-n NAME1 -n NAME2 -h HEXNAME3] [-CET] ECADDRESS <STDIN>
factom-cli addentry [-fq] [-n NAME1 -h HEXNAME2 ... -c CHAINID] [-e EXTID1 -e EXTID2 -x HEXEXTID ...] [-CET] ECADDRESS <STDIN>
factom-cli balance [-r] ADDRESS
factom-cli buyec [-fqrT] FCTADDRESS ECADDRESS ECAMOUNT
factom-cli exportaddresses
factom-cli get allentries / chainhead / dblock / eblock / entry / firstentry / head / heights / walletheight / pendingentries / pendingtransactions / raw / dbheight / abheight / fbheight / ecbheight
factom-cli newecaddress
factom-cli newfctaddress
factom-cli receipt ENTRYHASH
factom-cli sendfct [-fqrT] FROMADDRESS TOADDRESS AMOUNT