Play with NEAR CLI
Create xxx.near
or xxx.testnet
Account
near call testnet create_account \
'{
"new_account_id": "xxxxxxx.testnet",
"new_public_key": "ed25519:DAh6wwBYbakodZaA3QSZvojBF7EceeUkZsdELTEBRoYt"
}' \
--accountId bot.testnet --deposit 0.1
Read Parameters from JSON File
The JSON file could be params.json
, with content
{
"new_account_id": "xxxxxxx.testnet",
"new_public_key": "ed25519:DAh6wwBYbakodZaA3QSZvojBF7EceeUkZsdELTEBRoYt"
}
Run the command below to create the account:
near call testnet create_account "$(< params.json)" --accountId bot.testnet --deposit 0.1
Send NEP141 token to another account
Here we take Banana
from BerryClub for example.
Suppose we want to transfer 1 Banana from the user robertyan.testnet
to linus.testnet
.
- If the receiver hasn't regisered on NEP141 before, we first need to deposit storage cost for the receiver
linus.testnet
(i.e. register the account on the NEP141 contract) with a small amount of NEAR. - Then we'll be able to call
ft_transfer
to transfer Banana to the receiver. Since the precision of Banana is 18 digits, the amount is1000000000000000000
for sending 1 Banana
TestNet
You need to run storage_deposit
first to register the receiver account on Banana contract berryclub.testnet
near call berryclub.testnet \
storage_deposit '{"account_id": "linus.testnet"}' \
--account-id robertyan.testnet --amount 0.025
Then you can send some tokens to the receiver
near call berryclub.testnet ft_transfer \
'{
"receiver_id": "linus.testnet",
"amount": "1000000000000000000"
}' \
--account-id robertyan.testnet --amount 0.000000000000000000000001
MainNet
You need to run storage_deposit
first to register the receiver account on Banana contract berryclub.ek.near
near call berryclub.ek.near storage_deposit '{"account_id": "linus.near"}' \
--account-id robertyan.near --amount 0.025
Then you can send some tokens to the receiver
near call berryclub.ek.near ft_transfer \
'{
"receiver_id": "linus.near",
"amount": "1000000000000000000"
}' \
--account-id robertyan.near --amount 0.000000000000000000000001