Aries CLI

Made by Animo Solutions

Summary

The Aries-CLI started out as a small project to practise in Rust. It is now at a point where it can publicly be used and benefit everyone. The goal of this project was to make development easier. Think of things like filling your wallet with test credentials, creating quick invitations and sending basic messages. Many of the functionality is already supported. See example for some useful starter commands.

Support

At this moment there is only support for some functionality of aries-cloudagent-python. Support for aries-framework-javascript will be added in the future via the rest api.

Installation

MacOS

Cargo

cargo install aries-cli

Git

git clone https://github.com/animo/aries-cli.git
cd aries-cli
cargo install --path .

Brew

echo "Coming soon!"

Linux

Git

git clone https://github.com/animo/aries-cli.git
cd aries-cli
cargo install --path .

Windows

Has not been tested extensively

Git

git clone https://github.com/animo/aries-cli.git
cd aries-cli
cargo install --path .

Usage

To see the complete functionality use the --help or -h flag. Each individual subcommand also has the --help flag, e.g. aries-cli features --help.

It is also important to note that you do not have to supply an endpoint with every call. You can create a file called at $HOME/.config/aries-cli/config.ini and paste the ./example/example.ini in there. This will allow you to set a default agent and api-key if the cloudagent requires this.

aries-cli --help

Aries CLI 0.1.0
Animo Solutions
A simple Aries Cloudagent Controller

USAGE:
    aries-cli [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] [SUBCOMMAND]

FLAGS:
    -c, --copy               Copies any output to your OS buffer
    -h, --help               Prints help information
    -s, --suppress-output    Suppresses the output to the CLI
    -V, --version            Prints version information

OPTIONS:
    -k, --apikey <apikey>        The admin apikey
    -o, --config <config>        Config file for the CLI
    -e, --endpoint <endpoint>    Url of the cloudagent

SUBCOMMANDS:
    connections              Connections subcommand
    credential-definition    Credential definition subcommand
    features                 Discover features subcommand
    help                     Prints this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
    invite                   Invitations subcommand
    issue-credential         Issue credentials subcommand
    message                  Basic message subcommand
    schema                   Schema subcommand

Examples

Here are some code examples for common use cases.

Creating an invitation for the toolbox

aries-cli -c -s invite -t

The -t flag makes sure the invite has an alias as Toolbox, sets auto accept to true and adds { "metadata": { "group": "admin" } } to the body

The -c flag copies the output to your clipboard so it can easily be pasted in the toolbox

The -s flag suppresses the output to stdout