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* [[cdv rpc coinrecords --by id]] - To get parent coinID and spent block height. | * [[cdv rpc coinrecords --by id]] - To get parent coinID and spent block height. | ||
* [[cdv clsp treehash trigger.clvm| cdv clsp treehash trigger.clvm.hex]] - To verify puzzle you have revealed is the one committed to in the coin. | * [[cdv clsp treehash trigger.clvm| cdv clsp treehash trigger.clvm.hex]] - To verify puzzle you have revealed is the one committed to in the coin. | ||
* [[cdv rpc coinrecords --by puzhash]] | * [[cdv rpc coinrecords --by puzhash]] -nd | ||
* [[cdv rpc blockspends --by id]] - To get puzzle reveal and solution. | * [[cdv rpc blockspends --by id]] - To get puzzle reveal and solution. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:51, 27 December 2023
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- cdv rpc blocks -s x -e y - For looking at block outputs
- cdv inspect spendbundles ./spendbundle.json -db
- cdv inspect --id coins - For getting coinID
- cdv rpc coinrecords --by id - To get parent coinID and spent block height.
- cdv clsp treehash trigger.clvm.hex - To verify puzzle you have revealed is the one committed to in the coin.
- cdv rpc coinrecords --by puzhash -nd
- cdv rpc blockspends --by id - To get puzzle reveal and solution.