The complete Smart Contract development CLI

• yarn add global @titan-suite/cli or npm i -g @titan-suite/cli
• In your project root, create a titanrc.js file and specify the following:
  • host: the URL of your aion-web3 provider
  • port: the port exposing an aion-web3 instance, usually 8545
  • defaultAccount [optional]: the default address to call functions with
  • password [optional]: the password of this account

   module.exports = {
       "host": "http://127.0.0.1",
       "port": 8545,
       "defaultAccount": "",
       "password": ""
   }

• titan --help

Generate an empty Titan project

• in the current directory: titan init
• in a new directory: titan init <name>

Start a new project with a pre-built dApp

• titan unpack
  • choose a pack from the options
• titan unpack <name>

Compile a Solidity smart contract

• titan compile path/to/contracts/Example.sol
• Compile a specific contract withing a file
  • titan compile -n SpecificContract path/to/contracts/ManyContracts.sol
• Output more details about the contract
  • titan compile -d path/to/contracts/Example.sol

Deploy a smart contract to an AION node

• titan deploy path/to/contracts/Example.sol
• Deploy a specific contract within a contract file:
  • titan deploy -n Test path/to/contracts/Example.sol
• Pass parameters:
  • titan deploy -p 5 path/to/contracts/Example.sol The details of the deployed contract will be stored as ./build/bots/<contractName>.json

Lint a smart contract

• titan lint path/to/contracts/Example.sol
• lint multiple files within a directory
  • titan lint path/to/contracts/**/*.sol

Run unit tests

• titan test path/to/contracts/testExample.js

Unlock an account

• titan unlock
• with the account specified
  • titan unlock -a <0x..>
• with both the account and password specified
  • titan unlock -a <0x...> -p <pwd> You will be prompted to enter an AION address and password

Interact with an AION node with an injected aion-web3 instance

• titan console