ITC completion

The itc completion command generates bash completion scripts for the Intelchain Command Line Interface (CLI). It allows you to automatically complete commands and flags when typing, improving efficiency when using the CLI in a bash environment. To enable bash completion, run the provided command and add it to your '~/.bashrc' file for persistent use across sessions.

Commmand Syntax

./itc completion [flags]

Displays help information for the 'completion' command.

-h

--help

Specifies the network to connect to (e.g., mainnet, testnet). Default: `mainnet`

--net string

Options Inherited from Parent Commands

--file string -> Specifies a file path for input when the command requires it
-e, --ledger → Enables the use of a Ledger hardware wallet for transaction signing.
--no-latest → Prevents appending "latest" to RPC parameters, useful for specific blockchain states.
--no-pretty → Disables pretty-print formatting for JSON outputs, making them compact and machine-readable.
-n, --node string → Specifies the host node for blockchain communication. Default: http://localhost:9500
-r, --rpc-prefix string → Sets the RPC prefix for commands interacting with the blockchain. Default: itc
-v, --verbose → Outputs detailed debug information, equivalent to setting the ITC_ALL_DEBUG=true environment variable.

Usage Examples

Generate bash completion script

To generate the completion script and load it in the current session :

.<(itc completion)

Persist completion for future sessions

To enable bash completion for all future sessions, add the following line to your '~/.bashrc' file :

.<(itc completion)

Enable completion with custom node or flags

If you wish to specify additional flags (e.g., connecting to a remote node) :

.<(itc completion -n http://remote-node:9500)