Chainstorage-cli is a powerful and versatile tool that allows you to interact with the rest api SDK of web3 chain strorage. This tool provides a set of commands to manage objects, buckets, and configurations.
- Create and manage buckets
- Upload files and folders
- Import CAR files
- List links from objects or buckets
- Remove buckets and objects
- Rename objects
- View and manage logs
- Get object information
- Manage configuration settings
To install Chainstorage-cli, follow these steps:
- Download the latest release from the GitHub repository.
- Extract the downloaded package to a desired location on your system.
- Add the tool's executable to your system's PATH variable to access it from anywhere in the terminal.
To use Chainstorage-cli, open a terminal and run the tool's executable with the desired command and arguments.
gcscmd [command] [flags]For example, to create a new bucket, use the following command:
gcscmd mb cs://my-bucketRefer to the command's specific section in the manual for detailed usage instructions and available flags.
For detailed information on how to use each command and its available options, refer to the Manual.
Chainstorage-cli allows you to configure various settings to customize its behavior. The configuration file can be found at config.toml. Update the configuration file as per your requirements.
This project builds upon the work of the go-carbites created by Alan Shaw and the pget created by Kei Kamikawa.
Please check out their repository for more information and to see their original work.
Chainstorage-cli is open source and released under the MIT License.
If you have any questions or need further assistance, feel free to contact our support team at https://www.solarfs.io/.
We hope you find Chainstorage-cli useful! Happy command-line operations!