A forc plugin for managing Fuel wallets.

forc-wallet is packaged alongside the default distributed toolchains when installed using fuelup. If you have the latest toolchain installed, you should already have forc-wallet available:

$ fuelup toolchain install latest
$ forc-wallet --version
forc-wallet 0.2.2

For usage in custom toolchains:

fuelup component add forc-wallet

Otherwise, you may use cargo:

cargo install forc-wallet

Before creating accounts and signing transactions with them you need to create a wallet. To do so:

forc-wallet new

This will require a password for encrypting the wallet. After the wallet is created you will be shown the mnemonic phrase.

Note: You will need your password for signing and account derivation, and you will need your mnemonic phrase if you wish to recover your wallet in the future.

To import a wallet from an existing mnemonic phrase, use:

forc-wallet import

Note: forc-wallet adheres to the Web3 Secret Storage Definition and accepts paths to wallet files that adhere to this standard.

To create an account for the wallet, you can run:

forc-wallet account new

This will require your wallet password (the one that you chose during creation). This command will always derive the next account that has not yet been derived locally.

To list all accounts derived so far, use the following:

forc-wallet accounts

Note: When we "create" an account, we are really just revealing it. All accounts are derived deterministically based on the wallet's mnemonic phrase and derivation path. forc-wallet will cache the public addresses of derived accounts within ~/.fuel/wallets/accounts.

To sign a transaction, you can provide the transaction ID. You can generate a transaction and get its ID using forc-client. Signing the transaction once you have the ID is simple:

forc-wallet account <account_index> sign tx-id <transaction_id>

You may sign a string directly:

forc-wallet account <account_index> sign string "Blah blah blah"

Or the contents of a file:

forc-wallet account <account_index> sign file <path>

You may also sign a hex-encoded byte string:

forc-wallet account <account_index> sign hex 0x0123456789ABCDEF

You can also use the sign subcommand directly, e.g. the following is the same:

forc-wallet sign --account <account_index> hex 0x0123456789ABCDEF

Using the sign subcommand, you can choose to sign directly with a private key (rather than a wallet account):

forc-wallet sign --private-key hex 0x0123456789ABCDEF

To derive the address of a specific account, you can use:

forc-wallet account <account_index>

To retrieve the private key of a specific account, you can use:

forc-wallet account <account_index> private-key

To retrieve the public key of a specific account, you can use:

forc-wallet account <account_index> public-key