Tool to manage stakin crypto wallets.
This tool make use of the following rpc functions. The wallet have to support this functions for the tool to work. The functions also have to support the stated parameters in the exact order, additional parameters that are present eventually must have a default value or the tool will not work.
- createrawtransaction [{"txid":"id","vout":n},...] {"address":amount,...}
- getstakesplitthreshold
- gettransaction "txid"
- listreceivedbyaddress
- listunspent listunspent minconf maxconf ["address",...]
- sendrawtransaction "hexstring"
- setstakesplitthreshold value
- signrawtransaction "hexstring"
- walletlock
- walletpassphrase "passphrase" timeout anonymizeonly
The wallet needs to have a password set. So if you want to use this tool it will force you to encrypt your wallet with a password. It's for your own safety trust me.
Bevore the first run you should check the settings in appsettings.json.
The predefined values are valid for MUE, SNYX and ESBC wallets, other wallets are not tested.
The size one input is using inside a transaction. To calculate the input size open your wallet go to the coin control window and select only one input and then only two inputs. The input size is the difference between the shown bytes.
Example based on the MUE wallet:
Inputs selected: 1 Bytes shown: 226
Inputs selected: 2 Bytes shown: 374
InputSize = 374-226 = 148
The size one output is using inside a transaction. To calculate the output size open your wallet go to the coin control window and select only one input. Close the window and you are at the send window where the current bytes for the transaction is shown. Now check UTXO and split into 2 outputs. The shown bytes will change. The output size is the difference between the shown bytes.
Example based on the MUE wallet:
Inputs selected: 1 UTXO: unchecked Outputs: Empty Bytes shown: 226
Inputs selected: 2 UTXO: checked Outputs: 2 Bytes shown: 260
InputSize = 260-226 = 34
The size one transaction needs for the internal data structure. The overhead can be calculated when substracting the input size and output size from the transaction size. The wallets assume that every transaction has at least two outputs (one output for the target address and one output for the change) so you can start calculation when you know the size of a transaction with one input.
Example based on the MUE wallet:
Inputs selected: 1 UTXO: unchecked Outputs: Empty Bytes shown: 226
Overhead = 226-(inputSize+2*OutputSize) = 226-(148+68) = 226-216 = 10
Just look it up in the specification of the coin.
The time the tool will wait till the walled response to the rpc call. You can adjust that value to your needs.
The time inside blocks or transactions are saved as seconds since a specific date. For most wallet this will be 1970-01-01. However there are some wallets that use an alternative date. Please consult the specification of the coin for the actual date. Alternatively you can look up the date value of the last block and calculate the date yourself. Do not forget that the dates are UTC.
These are the settings for the screen logging. You should leave it as it is unless you really know what you are doing. It is save to change outputTemplate and MinimumLevel. For more information consult Serilog homepage.
This setting controls which ouputs are shown on the screen.
Possible values are
- Verbose (Very detailed output. Only useful to pinpoint an bug)
- Debug (Output for the curious kind of people)
- Information (Default. Shows a decent amount of information)
- Warning (Shows only warning messages and higher)
- Error (Shows only error messages and higher)
- Fatal (Shows only fatal messages)
The tool is a portable dotnet core application and can be run on every system dotnet core 2.1 is available. This includes windows, linux and mac. To simply show a list of available commandline parameters just run dotnet StakeMaster.dll on your command line.
-? or --help: Displays the help
-s=<true/false> or --stakes=<true/false>: Enables or disables modifications of inputs at the stake address. Default: true
-a=<address> or --stakeaddress=<addres>: Sets the dedicated stake address. Mandatory.
-c=<address> or --collectaddress=<address>: Sets the dedicated collect address. Mandatory.
-w=<days> or --patience=<days>: Sets the number of days when a input should stake at least once. Default: 7
-q=<password> or --walletpassword=<password>: Sets the password for the wallet. Mandatory
-i=<true/false> or --collectinputs=<true/false>: Moves all inputs from other addresses to the collect address. Default: true
-e=<adr_1>{,<adr_n>} or --excludeaddress=<adr_1>{,<adr_n>}: Comma seperated list of addresses that will be excluded.
-u=<user> or --user=<user>: The user for the rpc connection. Mandatory.
-p=<password> or --password=<password>: The password for the rpc connection. Mandatory.
-o=<uri> or --uri=<uri>: The uri for the rpc connection. Mandatory.
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