This CLI tool is a wrapper around the CATTS SDK. It allows you to develop, test and run C–ATTS recipes locally. The tool fetches query results, runs processor scripts, and validates schema items against the recipe's schema.
For some examples of recipes, see the catts-recipes repository.
C–ATTS, or Composite Attestations, is a new type of attestation that combines data from multiple sources to form a unified and verifiable credential.
To learn more, see the C–ATTS website.
Install the package globally to be able to use the catts
command-line tool.
npm install -g catts-cli
To fetch query results from a recipe, use the query
command:
catts query <recipeFolder>
The query
command will fetch the query results from the specified recipe and print them to the console. You can optionally specify the index of the query to run:
catts query <recipeFolder> -i <index>
To get more detailed output, including verbose logging, use the -v or --verbose option:
catts query <recipeFolder> -v
To run a recipe, use the run
command:
catts run <recipeFolder>
The run
command will fetch the query results from the specified recipe, run the processor script, validate the schema items against the recipe's schema, and print the results to the console.
To get more detailed output, including verbose logging, use the -v
or --verbose
option:
catts run <recipeFolder> -v
The CLI needs to know a user address to fetch query results. By default, the SDK uses the USER_ETH_ADDRESS
environment variable to fetch query results. If you want to use a different address, you can pass the -e
or --eth-address
option to the query
or run
commands. Alternatively, you can create a .env
file in the root of your project with the USER_ETH_ADDRESS
variable set to the desired address.
catts query <recipeFolder> -e <address>
catts run <recipeFolder> -e <address>
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This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.
Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request if you have any suggestions or improvements.