% SPLINTER(1) Cargill, Incorporated | Splinter Commands

NAME

splinter — Command-line interface for Splinter

SYNOPSIS

splinter [FLAGS] [SUBCOMMAND]

DESCRIPTION

The splinter utility is the command-line interface for Splinter, a privacy-focused platform for distributed applications. This CLI provides a unified tool for creating circuits, generating keys, and other functions for managing a Splinter node.

Run splinter --help to see the list of subcommands.
Run splinter *SUBCOMMAND* --help to see information about a specific subcommand (for example, splinter circuit vote --help).
To view the man page for a Splinter subcommand, use the “dashed form” of the name, where each space is replaced with a hyphen. For example, run man splinter-circuit-list to see the man page for splinter circuit list.

SUBCOMMANDS

authid: Role-based authorization role assignment commands
cert: Generates insecure certificates for development with the generate subcommand
circuit: Provides circuit creation and management functions with list, propose, template, vote, and other subcommands
database: Provides database functions with the migrate subcommand
health: Displays information about network health with the status subcommand
keygen: Generates secp256k1 public/private keys
maintenance: Maintenance mode commands
permissions: Lists REST API permissions for a Splinter node
registry: Provides commands to create and manage Splinter registry information.
role: Role-based authorization role-related commands
state: Commands to manage scabbard state
upgrade: Upgrades splinter YAML state to database state
user: Splinter user commands

FLAGS

Most splinter subcommands accept the following common flags:

-h, --help: Prints help information
-q, --quiet: Do not display output
-V, --version: Prints version information
-v: Increases verbosity (the opposite of -q). Specify multiple times for more output.

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES

Many splinter subcommands accept the following environment variable:

SPLINTER_REST_API_URL: Specifies the endpoint for the Splinter daemon (splinterd) if -U or --url is not used.