Some bitcoin core scripts. All sh scripts are posix compliant.
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
binary-to-words |
convert list of 0's and 1's to bip39 words calculating checksum |
derive-addresses |
derive addresses from descriptor wallet |
extended-key-convert |
convert between xpub, ypub, zpub and xprv, yprv, zprv |
extended-key-path |
get extended key from descriptor wallet |
import-taproot-descriptor |
import a taproot descriptor creating a new wallet |
import-wallet-descriptor-multi |
import a multisig wallet creating a new wallet |
import-wallet-descriptor-private |
import a wallet with private keys creating a new wallet |
import-wallet-descriptor-public |
import a wallet without private keys creating a new wallet |
info-address |
print info about an address (should be present in a wallet) |
info-tx |
print info about a transaction |
list-transactions |
print transactions of a wallet |
list-unspent |
print unspent utxo of a wallet |
received-by-address |
getreceivedbyaddress searching all wallets |
sign-message |
use bitscriptc to sign a message with an address |
tx-fee |
print info about the fee of a transaction |
To use it without insallation:
export BTC_BIN=<bitcoin-cli-bin>
./btcs --help
To install it so that can be used from everywhere.
Will install scripts in ~/.local/share/btcs and a simple wrapper around
btcs that sets BTC_BIN named <name-of-the-script> in ~/.local/bin
BTCS_NAME=<name-of-the-script> BTC_BIN=<bitcoin-cli-bin> make install
<name-of-the-script> --help
Then <name-of-the-script> can be executed from everywhere (if
~/.local/bin is in your PATH)
If you have multiple bitcoin core in the same machine, or the same
binary with different arguments, for example mainnet and testnet
(BTC_BIN="<bitcoin-cli-bin> --testnet"):
make install-data
BTCS_NAME=<name-of-the-first-script> BTC_BIN=<first-bitcoin-cli-bin> make install-script
BTCS_NAME=<name-of-the-second-script> BTC_BIN=<second-bitcoin-cli-bin> make install-script
<name-of-the-first-script> --help
<name-of-the-second-script> --help
Source completions/btcs.bash-completion in ~/.bashrc
If the bash completion package is installed there are better completions
btcs is released under the terms of the ISC license. See LICENSE for more details.