Commands marked DEPRECATED should not be used because they will be removed and replaced in future versions of the wallet, for example, commands using "account" will be removed in version 0.18. Startup commands from the command line Console Commands A - Zįor these console commands documented below, responses are given for default parameters (Qtum version 0.16 - winter 2018/2019). See the startup commands on the qtum-qt wallet with Help - Command line options:Īnd on the command line itself with "qtumd -?":įigure 5. If you are going to use these startup commands, make sure you have a good backup of the wallet.dat file. For example, you can use startup commands for various kinds of blockchain recovery techniques, additional debug logging or additional controls. Startup commands give additional control and recovery options when launching the wallet. Smart contract transactions: createcontract, callcontract, sendtocontract, getaccountinfo, getstorage, searchlogs, waitforlogs.Raw transactions: crearterawtransaction, signrawtransaction, combinerawtransactoins, sendrawtransaction.Sending: listaddressgroupings, sendtoaddress, sendmany, sendmanywithdupes.Staking: getstakinginfo, getwalletinfo, getnetworkinfo.Peer connections: getconnectioncount, getpeerinfo, addnodes, getnetworkinfo.Here are some command groupings that are useful for various tasks: Accounts was an ill-fated way from bitcoin to track balances for what are really UTXO transaction-based values, and "accounts" are deprecated and will be phased out by version 0.18. The client node offers a JSON-RPC interface over HTTP sockets to perform various operational functions and to manage the local node.Ī quick comment on "accounts". To build an exchange hot wallet or server node for a mobile DAPP (Distributed Application) you can use RPCs, which follow these same console commands.
Īdvanced interfaces to the Qtum Core wallet (full node) can use these "console commands" as RPCs (Remote Procedure Calls) over a dedicated port connection to the node. The bitcoin chain query API reverence gives 67 commands, of which 2 are not in Qtum ( estimatepriority, getgenerate) and two ( gettransaction, walletpassphrase) have an additional parameter for Qtum. The chain query bitcoin API reference explains the parameters and gives examples with responses for the commands inherited from bitcoin. Some of the commands will have an optional parameter "minconf" (minimum confirmations) which allows you to get a response for a transaction or block that has at least that number of confirmations.
There are 13 "hidden" commands that are used by developers and won't show up in the "help" list.Ĭommands can have required or optional parameters and more numerous parameters are entered in JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) format with escaped double quotes ( \" ) as shown below.Ĭommon parameters for these commands are Qtum addresses, block hashes, contract addresses, etc. There are 136 console commands with some good references for the 112 inherited from bitcoin. Console commands and are required to operate the qtumd server wallet, which is a "headless" wallet with no graphical user interface. The help command Console Commands :hammer_and_wrench:Ĭonsole commands are given to a running Qtum Core wallet and provide additional information and control. You can always get a list of the current console commands using the help command (see Figure 3.)įigure 3. Note the warning message in red in Figure 1 and be careful using the private key commands ( dumpprivkey and dumpwallet) with Mainnet wallets.įor the server wallet qtumd, console commands are given using the Command Line Interface application qtum-cli on the system command line prompt (see Figure 2).
#BIP65 REFERENCE MINER MANUAL#
This manual focuses on the console commands which are given to a wallet that is running and can be sent using RPC (Remote Procedure Calls) or on the command line to the qtumd server wallet or given to the qtum-qt desktop GUI (Graphical User Interface) wallet using the Debug window Console command line (see Figure 1). Startup commands are used when starting up a wallet.Console commands are given to a wallet that is already running.There are two sets of commands that may be used with Qtum Core wallets: The Qtum Core wallet has a rich set of commands which give comprehensive control of the wallet and blockchain transactions. Guidance of Qtum Deployment and RPC Settings The performance of mining Ethereum is measured with OhGodAnETHlargementPill enabled.Offline Staking Address Delegation - Undelegation Transaction Details.Some of the performance numbers are not yet available. The numbers can change drastically with different settings of power usages, core and memory clocks. The numbers are measured with the out-of-stock settings of GPUs. The following table presents an incomplete set of performances of Bminer on mining different coins.
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