- Make a blockfrost account and copy the api key into blockfrostID in config/config.ini
- Install NodeJS
- Open terminal
- Go to a location of choice
- git clone https://github.com/TricksterLabs/TricksterWalletCLI.git
- npm install

Make wallets:

node ./src/generateWallets.js

Send ada from one wallet (X):

node ./src/singleSend.js

Send all tokens and ada from one wallet (X):

node ./src/singleSendAll.js

Send ada from multiple wallets (X to Y):

node ./src/multipleSend.js

Get contents of a wallet (X):

node ./src/queryAddress.js

Convert entropy to private keys (you can find the entropy in each file in wallets folder):

node ./src/getWalletMnemonic.js

This command starts a local development server and opens up a browser window. Most changes are reflected live without having to restart the server.

• This is an early proof of concept, it's good for mass sending to one address.
• This is deprecated but works for what it's intended for.
• You can find wallet information in wallets folder.
• This has no measures of security, the private key is held in a text file, if your computer is infected it can be stolen.
• Might need to update config/protocol.json from time to time.
• Need to leave enough ada for the fee when sending (estimate it based on experience).
• Remove the wallets created in wallets folder and create new ones (make sure they are always in order, from 1 and up)