pub enum Account {
New {
seed: Option<u64>,
write: bool,
discreet: bool,
network: NetworkName,
endpoint: String,
},
Import {
private_key: Option<String>,
write: bool,
discreet: bool,
network: NetworkName,
endpoint: String,
},
Sign {
private_key: Option<String>,
private_key_file: Option<String>,
message: String,
raw: bool,
network: NetworkName,
},
Verify {
address: String,
signature: String,
message: String,
raw: bool,
network: NetworkName,
},
Decrypt {
key: Option<String>,
key_file: Option<String>,
ciphertext: String,
network: NetworkName,
},
}Expand description
Commands to manage Aleo accounts.
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New
Generates a new Aleo account
Fields
network: NetworkNameImport
Derive an Aleo account from a private key.
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network: NetworkNameSign
Sign a message using your Aleo private key.
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network: NetworkNameVerify
Verify a message from an Aleo address.
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network: NetworkNameDecrypt
Decrupt record ciphertext using your Aleo private key or view key.
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Source§impl Command for Account
impl Command for Account
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impl FromArgMatches for Account
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impl RefUnwindSafe for Account
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