# Findora CLI Tool
The `Findora SDK` contains a `CLI commands` tool which enables developers to quickly perform frequently used actions using a single comand syntax.
#### **Installing and Configuring the `Findora SDK`**[](https://wiki.findora.org/docs/developers/utxo/utxo-guides/sdk-cli#installing-and-configuring-the-findora-sdk)
To install the `Findora SDK CLI`, clone its Github repo and install its dependencies.
First, run the command below in your terminal to download the repo:
```bash
git clone https://github.com/FindoraNetwork/findora-sdk.git
```
Next, change the directory to the cloned version of the \`Findora SDK:
```bash
cd findora-sdk
```
Then, install all SDK dependencies:
```bash
yarn
```
Finally, check if the `CLI` tool is installed correctly by running:
```bash
yarn cli
```
If installed correctly, you will see:
```bash
$ yarn cli
yarn run v1.22.11
$ yarn cli:build && yarn cli:run "$npm_config"
$ tsc
$ nodemon dist/cli.js --ignore cache/ "$npm_config" ''
[nodemon] 2.0.15
[nodemon] to restart at any time, enter `rs`
[nodemon] watching path(s): *.*
[nodemon] watching extensions: js,mjs,json
[nodemon] starting `node dist/cli.js "" ""`
"2021-12-14, 11:36:39 a.m." - please run as "yarn cli fund --address=fraXXX --amountToFund=1 "
"2021-12-14, 11:36:39 a.m." - please run as "yarn cli createWallet"
"2021-12-14, 11:36:39 a.m." - please run as "yarn cli restoreWallet --mnemonicString='XXX ... ... XXX'"
[nodemon] clean exit - waiting for changes before restart
```
#### **CLI Commands**[](https://wiki.findora.org/docs/developers/utxo/utxo-guides/sdk-cli#cli-commands)
**1.** **View All Findora SDK CLI Commands (and Options)**
To see a list of all commands (and usage instructions), run the following terminal command:
```bash
yarn cli
```
In the output you will see a list of all available CLI commands and related options:
```bash
"2021-12-08, 12:07:09 p.m." - please run as "yarn cli fund --address=fraXXX --amountToFund=1 ""2021-12-08, 12:07:09 p.m." - please run as "yarn cli createWallet""2021-12-08, 12:07:09 p.m." - please run as "yarn cli restoreWallet --mnemonicString='XXX ... ... XXX'"
```
As you can see, at the moment there are three available commands:
* `fund`
* `createWallet`
* `runRestoreWallet`
**2.** **"Fund" Command**
By running `yarn cli fund --address=fraXXX --amountToFund=1` you would **fund** an address `fraXXX` with the amount of `1 FRA`.
Please note, the **source** of funding is **another account** (whose private key your control) and must have some funds in it. Like your own *faucet*.
This account would be restored from the **private key**, which needs to be provided in the `.env` file, using following format:
```
PKEY_LOCAL_FAUCET="XAsFsKosjY8J=XXXXXXXXXX";
```
So, **prior** to running this command, you would need to create a `.env` file and put the above information in there. After that, you would be able to perform a quick, one line command to send FRA to other addresses (to *fund* them).
**2.** **"createWallet" command**
In case of a need to quickly create a new wallet, you can use `yarn cli createWallet` command to create a new wallet, as well as to get its mnemonic, address, private and public keys.
This information would be displayed as a command output (similar to the below):
```
[nodemon] starting `node dist/cli.js "" "" createWallet`"2021-12-08, 12:22:06 p.m." - 🚀 ~ new mnemonic: "output insect settle weather spray lava seven day rice swamp captain upgrade layer ocean century kitten feel crunch fly huge power divert amused fitness""2021-12-08, 12:22:06 p.m." - 🚀 ~ new wallet info: [ { keyStore: Uint8Array(104) [ 16, 51, 89, 254, 22, 53, 133, 79, 253, 182, 55, 161, 213, 15, 157, 231, 66, 7, 255, 188, 8, 122, 16, 124, 223, 86, 162, 198, 211, 51, 251, 14, 2, 140, 195, 238, 235, 184, 250, 169, 162, 97, 217, 99, 62, 117, 61, 57, 75, 167, 208, 16, 100, 199, 215, 147, 166, 40, 81, 6, 180, 194, 114, 10, 180, 77, 159, 65, 60, 254, 166, 212, 92, 246, 202, 137, 255, 243, 236, 127, 123, 228, 95, 23, 65, 224, 6, 208, 104, 131, 156, 76, 255, 201, 90, 92, 48, 147, 144, 222, ... 4 more items ], publickey: 'C_0GxCvI8OBYZRO9mNZOhh8MykvOrOLx7F7U-ug8vUM=', address: 'fra1p07sd3ptercwqkr9zw7e34jwsc0sejjte6kw9u0vtm2046puh4pszj0rs4', keypair: XfrKeyPair { ptr: 2425208 }, privateStr: 'epG6XtjssaZdyCyRwijTQM92ptqyScZRtMz1lpRC-O8=' }]
```
The output shows your new mnemonic (see below):
```
output insect settle weather spray lava seven day rice swamp captain upgrade layer ocean century kitten feel crunch fly huge power divert amused fitness
```
As well as, the address and both keys (see below):
```bash
publickey: 'C_0GxCvI8OBYZRO9mNZOhh8MykvOrOLx7F7U-ug8vUM='
address: 'fra1p07sd3ptercwqkr9zw7e34jwsc0sejjte6kw9u0vtm2046puh4pszj0rs4'
privateStr: 'epG6XtjssaZdyCyRwijTQM92ptqyScZRtMz1lpRC-O8='
```
Store these values for later use.
**3.** **"restoreWallet" Command**
To **restore** a previously created wallet, (for example to use it as a **sender**, or to check its private key), run `yarn restoreWallet --mnemonicString='XX XXXX"` and provide a valid mnemonic string.
For example, to restore the wallet created in the previous example above, run the following:
```bash
yarn restoreWallet --mnemonicString="output insect settle weather spray lava seven day rice swamp captain upgrade layer ocean century kitten feel crunch fly huge power divert amused fitness"
```
This command's output appears below:
```
[nodemon] starting `node dist/cli.js "" "" restoreWallet "--mnemonicString=output insect settle weather spray lava seven day rice swamp captain upgrade layer ocean century kitten feel crunch fly huge power divert amused fitness"`"2021-12-08, 12:29:45 p.m." - 🚀 ~ mnemonic to be used: "output insect settle weather spray lava seven day rice swamp captain upgrade layer ocean century kitten feel crunch fly huge power divert amused fitness""2021-12-08, 12:29:45 p.m." - 🚀 ~ restored wallet info: [ { keyStore: Uint8Array(104) [ 207, 167, 239, 154, 208, 138, 170, 153, 134, 69, 99, 225, 26, 112, 166, 57, 218, 63, 155, 38, 124, 243, 207, 226, 169, 247, 70, 67, 254, 42, 232, 28, 48, 112, 78, 83, 118, 26, 218, 25, 84, 13, 196, 172, 127, 97, 98, 100, 216, 129, 62, 98, 99, 135, 99, 25, 113, 99, 36, 134, 155, 184, 254, 153, 1, 115, 38, 213, 30, 202, 68, 166, 30, 99, 121, 118, 219, 111, 250, 202, 135, 116, 151, 66, 189, 50, 242, 140, 209, 202, 89, 252, 2, 184, 102, 205, 110, 219, 225, 60, ... 4 more items ], publickey: 'C_0GxCvI8OBYZRO9mNZOhh8MykvOrOLx7F7U-ug8vUM=', address: 'fra1p07sd3ptercwqkr9zw7e34jwsc0sejjte6kw9u0vtm2046puh4pszj0rs4', keypair: XfrKeyPair { ptr: 2424840 }, privateStr: 'epG6XtjssaZdyCyRwijTQM92ptqyScZRtMz1lpRC-O8=' }]
```
Here you can verify that the data from the restored wallet (its address, private and public keys) are identical to the values from the `createWallet` command output -- since we used the same mnemonic, which was auto-generated and used to create a new wallet.
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