Enjin Wallet Daemon Usage

Storage
The Wallet Daemon storage file is located in the following folder:
Windows: %LOCALAPPDATA%\enjin-wallet-daemon\storage.json
macOS: $HOME\enjin-wallet-daemon\storage.json
Linux: $HOME\enjin-wallet-daemon\storage.json
Logs
All Wallet Daemon activity is logged in the following files:
Windows: %LOCALAPPDATA%\enjin-wallet-daemon\enjin-wallet-daemon-<DATE>.json
macOS: $HOME\enjin-wallet-daemon\enjin-wallet-daemon-<DATE>.json
Linux: $HOME\enjin-wallet-daemon\enjin-wallet-daemon-<DATE>.json
Command-List
account new
account import <PRIVATE KEY>
link <CODE>
run
backup <FILENAME>
decrypt
decrypt <FILENAME>
New Account
Create a new account for this wallet. The wallet must not already have an address. If it does, this command will do nothing and you will get an error.
If you want to create a new wallet address, you have to move or rename the storage file first.
Example:
node src/main.js account new
Import Wallet
This command takes a single argument: the private key to use with the wallet. The format of the private key must be a 160-bit hexadecimal string prefixed with 0x.
Example:
node src/main.js account import 0x37986485ee024917a6cb7748c60d5d58214c7ca6e9a1d5d3880e2d94983012b7
Link
Connect the wallet daemon with your Enjin Platform identity. You can link with many different identities.
Example:
node src/main.js link B3DJF4
Run
Start the wallet daemon. This is the default command if none is supplied. The application will keep running until it's stopped (Ctrl-C) or killed.
Example:
node src/main.js run
Backup
Copy the current storage file to the specified location. The file remains safely encrypted.
Example:
node src/main.js backup C:\Users\User\enjin-wallet-daemon-backup.json
Decrypt
Read an encrypted storage file and output its content to the console. If no storage file is specified, the default storage is read.
Example(s):
node src/main.js decrypt C:\Users\User\enjin-wallet-daemon-backup.json
node src/main.js decrypt

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