attach
The
attach
command is used to start a JavaScript console that connects to an already running local or remote Kit node.kit attach [options]
Start a JavaScript console that attaches to a local or remote node
Usage:
kit attach [flags]
Flags:
--exec string Execute the given JavaScript code
-h, --help help for attach
--remote.address string Set the RPC server address to connect to (default "127.0.0.1:9002")
--rpc.https Connect using HTTPS protocol
--rpc.password string Set the RPC password
--rpc.user string Set the RPC username
--exec
- Executes a JavaScript source code and exit. If a path is provided, it is read and executed.--remote.address
- The address of the Git & RPC remote server.--rpc.https
- Indicates that SSL should be used when connecting to the node.--rpc.user
- Provide the username of the server for basic authentication.--rpc.password
- Provide the password of the server for basic authentication.-h, --help
- Print out a help message.
- Attach to the local node running on the default
address:port
.
kit attach
- Attach to a remote node at the address
rpc.mynode.net:9003
.
kit attach --remote.address="rpc.mynode.net:9003" --rpc.user="user" --rpc.password="pass"
- Attach to a node and execute a JavaScript expression immediately after attaching.
Bash
Output
kit attach --exec='2+2'
> 4
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