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Bad input to the contract CLI could abort the process:
- a non-numeric --make-outputs value reached output_amounts(), which
unwrap()s the float parse;
- `contract new` with neither --send nor --receive hit a panic in
get_net_change;
- `contract sign` panicked ("No address to encrypt for") when given no
--encrypt-for and an incoming slate with no embedded sender.
Validate --make-outputs and require exactly one of --send/--receive at
parse time (ParseError, before reaching the panicking paths), and return a
typed error instead of panicking when there is no address to encrypt for.
Verified at runtime: each now yields a clean "Invalid Arguments" error.
Grin Wallet
This is the reference implementation of Grin's wallet. It consists of 2 major pieces:
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The Grin Wallet APIs, which are intended for use by Grin community wallet developers. The wallet APIs can be directly linked into other projects or invoked via a JSON-RPC interface.
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A reference command-line wallet, which provides a baseline wallet for Grin and demonstrates how the wallet APIs should be called.
Usage
To use the command-line wallet, we recommend using the latest release from the Releases page. There are distributions for Linux, MacOS and Windows.
Full documentation outlining how to use the command line wallet can be found on Grin's Wiki
License
Apache License v2.0