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For Ubuntu: Install Guide (Ubuntu)
# use SSH
git clone [email protected]:InternetMaximalism/intmax-rollup-cli.git -b staging
# or use HTTPS
git clone https://github.com/InternetMaximalism/intmax-rollup-cli.git -b staging
cd intmax-rollup-cli
git submodule update --init --recursivecargo --version # 1.67.0-nightly
cargo run --release --bin intmax config aggregator-url https://alpha.testnet.intmax.io/alias intmax="$(pwd)/target/release/intmax"
intmax -V # intmax 2.2.1-alphaIf the CLI version has been updated, the following commands can be used to synchronize.
git checkout staging # only for users who have been using v1.0.2-alpha or earlier
git pull origin staging
cargo build --releaseFor more information on the release, check here.
Display the help page.
intmax -hAdd default account (private key is selected randomly).
intmax account add --default --nickname alice
intmax account add --nickname bobMint your token. The token address is the same as your address and the token id can be selected from 0x00 to 0xff.
intmax tx mint --amount 10 -i 0x00Merge your assets and Send your token to other accounts.
intmax tx send --amount 1 -i 0x00 --receiver-address bobDisplay your owned assets.
intmax account assetsYou can issue new token according to the contents of the file. Up to 16 tokens can be sent together in the testnet.
intmax tx bulk-mint -f ./tests/airdrop/example.csvYou can transfer owned tokens according to the contents of the file. You can send several tokens together in one transaction. The number of this aggregation is limited to 8 tokens in the testnet, and will be set to maximum 1024 in the mainnet.
intmax tx bulk-mint -f ./tests/airdrop/example2.csv
intmax tx bulk-transfer -f ./tests/airdrop/example3.csvPlease note that the following feature is currently in the experimental stage and is intended to provide guidance for contract development. Please be aware that at this time, we cannot guarantee the safe interoperability using this feature.
First, write the private key to the .env file. In order to execute the commands that follow, the account must have ETH deposited on Scroll alpha.
cp -n example.env .envTo create another account with a nickname "carol", use the following command:
intmax account add --nickname carolAfter executing this command, you will see a message that confirms that the account has been successfully created. The message will contain a unique account address that is different every time the command is run.
new account added: 0xa27c8370eeddc4feTo make an offer, you need tokens into your account. If there is not a sufficient balance, use the following command to mint tokens:
intmax account set-default bob
intmax tx mint --amount 10 -i 0x00 -u bobOnce you have deposited tokens into your account, you can create an offer by using the following command:
intmax io register --network scroll --maker-amount 1 --receiver-address carol --taker-token 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 --taker-amount 1000000000000000 -u bobInstead of sending 1 token of your own issue to the account created above,
make an offer requesting 0.001 ETH (= 10^15 wei) on the Scroll alpha testnet.
If --taker-token field is omitted, you will be prompted which token to use.
After executing this command, you will see a message that displays the offer ID.
start register()
end register()
offer_id: 0
WARNING: DO NOT interrupt execution of this program while a transaction is being sent.
start proving: user_tx_proof
prove: 4.614 sec
transaction hash is 0x8ae9fcd8825815dc21d9fad1841bfcc1375fb7727268f7dffc41952da47dc32d
broadcast transaction successfully
start proving: received_signature
prove: 0.028 sec
send received signature successfullyMake a note of this ID, as you will need it to activate the offer later.
Next, switch to the recipient's address.
intmax account set-default carolIf the recipient accepts the offer, use the following command:
intmax io activate <offer-id> --network scrollWhen the recipient accepts the offer, ETH will be transferred on the Scroll alpha testnet at this time. Therefore, it is necessary to deposit ETH in advance.
After activating the offer, use the following command to check your assets:
intmax account assets -u carolYou will see a message that displays the amount of tokens that you currently own.
User: carol
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Token Address | [bob]
Token ID | 0x00
Amount | 1
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------To create another account with a nickname "dave", use the following command:
intmax account add --nickname daveOnce you have deposited tokens into your account, you can create an offer by using the following command:
intmax io lock --network scroll --maker-amount 1 --receiver <receiver-scroll-address> --receiver-address dave --taker-token 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 --taker-amount 1000000000000000 -u carolFor example,
# Before executing, make sure that the address in the `--receiver` field is the one you own.
intmax io lock --network scroll --maker-amount 1 --receiver 0xf39Fd6e51aad88F6F4ce6aB8827279cffFb92266 --receiver-address dave --taker-token 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 --taker-amount 1000000000000000 -u carolIn this command, the --receiver field should contain the recipient's address on Scroll,
and the --receiver-address field should contain the recipient's address or nickname.
When you make an offer, ETH will be transferred on the Scroll alpha testnet in <your-address>.
Therefore, it is necessary to deposit ETH in advance.
After executing this command, you will see a message that displays the offer ID.
start lock()
end lock()
offer_id: 5Next, switch to the recipient's address and mint your token.
intmax tx mint --amount 10 -i 0x00 -u daveTo activate the offer, use the following command:
intmax io unlock <offer-id> --network scroll -u daveAfter activating the offer, use the following command to check your assets:
intmax account assets -u carolYou will see a message that displays the amount of tokens that you currently own.
User: carol
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Token Address | dave
Token ID | 0x00
Amount | 1
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