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CLI Configuration

The DeWeb CLI supports configuration via a JSON file, allowing users to manage essential settings like wallet credentials and node details for seamless website deployment on the Massa blockchain.

Config File Structure​

Here’s a sample deweb_cli_config.json setup:

{
  "wallet_password": "your-wallet-password",
  "wallet_path": "your-wallet.yaml",
  "node_url": "https://mainnet.massa.net/api/v2",
  "chunk_size": 64000
}

Here’s a breakdown of each field:

  • wallet_password: The password for your Massa wallet file, used when wallet_path is specified.
  • wallet_path: The file path to your Massa wallet in YAML format. Only YAML wallet files are supported.
  • node_url: The URL of the Massa node where your website will be uploaded.
  • chunk_size: Defines the size in bytes of each chunk for file upload. The default is typically 64000, but it can be adjusted based on your needs and network conditions.
  • secret_key: The secret key for your Massa account. Use this as an alternative to wallet_password and wallet_path.
Note

If wallet_path + wallet_password and secret_key are used in the config file, secret_key will take precedence.

If the SECRET_KEY environment variable is set, it will take precedence over the secret_key and wallet fields in the config file.

Setting Configurations Directly on the Command Line​

If you prefer, you can bypass the config file and specify values directly on the command line. For example:

npx @massalabs/deweb-cli upload <website_path> --node_url <your_node_url> --wallet <path_to_wallet> --password <your_password>

You can also set the secret key as an environment variable:

export SECRET_KEY=<your_secret_key>

Additional Resources​

For instructions on obtaining a YAML wallet file or secret key, refer to the Massa Wallet Documentation.

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