CLI Wallet
CLI Wallet is a desktop platform software programmed to run on Windows, Mac or Linux operating system using Command Line Interface.
You can find the binary distributions here.
Check the version of the software and make sure that it is marked with "Latest release" with "Verified" Symbol.
Within that version of release, scroll down and you will find a list of files that has the same version number of the latest release.
From here you will be able to choose the appropriate file for your chosen platform (ex. Linux, Windows, Mac). The binaries are provided in .zip files.
Extract the .zip file
upzip qwertycoin-linux-v5.0.0.zip
Extract the .zip file
qwertycoin-win64-v5.0.0.zip
Download .dmg file
Running qwertycoind will start the network daemon which will start downloading and verifying the Qwertycoin blockchain.
This can take sometime because qwertycoind must verify every block.
You can sync the blockchain much faster by using checkpoints.
Right click this link and choose
Save link as...to download the latest checkpoints.csv.Place checkpoints.csv in the same folder as your Qwertycoind daemon
You can get Qwertycoind from here if you don't have it already: https://github.com/qwertycoin-org/qwertycoin/releases​
Make sure you shut down any GUI wallets, or any other instances of Qwertycoind.
Linux, Apple
First, open a command prompt in the same directory as Qwertycoind.
You can use the
cdcommand to change to this directory. For example,cd Downloads/qwertycoincoin-v3.0.1Alternatively, your file manager may provide the ability to open a terminal in your current directory. Navigate to the folder with Qwertycoind in, and try right clicking, to see if you can open a terminal there:
Finally, type
./Qwertycoind --load-checkpoints checkpoints.csvin the terminal.
Windows
First, open a command prompt in the same directory as Qwertycoind.
This can easily be done by moving to the Qwertycoind directory in Windows Explorer, then typing
cmdin the search bar and hitting enter:Finally, type Qwertycoind.exe --load-checkpoints checkpoints.csv in the command prompt.
If you did the steps correctly, you should see something like this output.
2018-May-13 11:58:39.654478 INFO Welcome to Qwertycoind v3.0.1.1948 (HEAVY)2018-May-13 11:58:39.654914 INFO Module folder: Qwertycoind2018-May-13 11:58:39.655249 INFO Loading Checkpoints for faster initial sync...2018-May-13 11:58:40.854979 INFO Loaded 90695 checkpoints from checkpoints.csv
Qwertycoind will then start syncing from checkpoints.
If you are using the CLI wallet, then you can just wait for it to finish syncing, and open your wallet.
If you are using a GUI wallet, let it finish syncing, close it down by typing
exitin the window, then open your GUI wallet.
With qwertycoind still running in the background or another terminal prompt, open simplewallet.
./simplewallet
Run the simplewallet.exe executable from the extracted folder.
To create a wallet, type G and press enter and then answer the questions when prompted. I provided an example below.
What do you want to do?: gO - open walletG - generate new walletI - import wallet from keysR - restore backup/paperwalletT - import tracking walletE - exit​Specify wallet file name (e.g., wallet.bin).Wallet file name: testwalletpassword: **********confirm password: **********Generated new wallet: QWC1PHRpPucbuQ9PGRG5n8TnGttFhdQ5yatecnQS9kz3F1Su2EodYiUBGVT3mwzpVfXkbTd6YEuR5J1ynrL8dBHP1SbYMGVDJ8view key: 4f4572eacda8c813b7deb8614e0f7f317eed0de6779d38a51e4eed89eaf6f109PLEASE NOTE: the following 25 words can be used to recover access to your wallet. Please write them down and store them somewhere safe and secure. Please do not store them in your email or on file storage services outside of your immediate control.​dialect vexed onion problems gadget jester kernels trolling boldly pegs knowledge sensible waveform bicycle guest paradise value pliers gnome quick unafraid network dwindling evaluate guest​[wallet QWC1fv]:
To open an existing wallet; type o and press enter. Enter your wallet's name and password when prompted.
Commands:
address - Show current wallet public address
balance- Show current wallet balance
bc_height - Show blockchain height
exit - Close wallet
export_keys - Show the secret keys of the opened wallet
get_tx_key - Get secret transaction key for a given
help - Show this help
incoming_transfers - Show incoming transfers
list_transfers - Show all known transfers
list_msgs - Show all known messages
outgoing_transfers - Show outgoing transfers
password - Change password
payment_id - Generate random Payment ID
payments - payments <payment_id_1> [<payment_id_2> ... <payment_id_N>] - Show payments <payment_id_1>, ... <payment_id_N>
reset - Discard cache data and start synchronizing from the start
save - Save wallet synchronized data
send_msg - send_msg <addr_1> <addr_N> -m "Here could be your Message" [-ttl 1 - 840 Minutes] [-fee fee] [-a 0 or 1] ttl means time to live, its for self-destructing Messages only. 0 or 1 for anonymity on or off, if 0 the receiver will not see the last 16 digits from your Address.
set_log-set_log - Change current log level, is a number 0-4
show_seed - Get wallet recovery phrase (deterministic seed)
sign_message - Sign the message
start_mining - start_mining [<number_of_threads>] - Start mining in daemon
stop_mining - Stop mining in daemon
sweep_dust - Sweep unmixable dust
tracking_key - Show the tracking key of the opened wallet
transfer - transfer <mixin_count> <addr_1> <amount_1> [<addr_2> <amount_2> ... <addr_N> <amount_N>] [-p payment_id] [-f fee] - Transfer <amount_1>,... <amount_N> to <address_1>,... <address_N>, respectively. <mixin_count> is the number of transactions yours is indistinguishable from (from 0 to maximum available)
verify_message - Verify a signature of the message