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beaker wasm

Manipulating and interacting with CosmWasm contract

Subcommands​

beaker wasm new​

Create new CosmWasm contract from boilerplate

Arguments:

  • <CONTRACT_NAME> Contract name

  • -t / --target-dir <TARGET_DIR>: Path to store generated contract

  • -v / --version <VERSION>: Template's version, using main branch if not specified

  • --template <TEMPLATE>: Template name, prompt for template if not specified

beaker wasm build​

Build .wasm for storing contract code on the blockchain

Arguments:

  • --no-wasm-opt <NO_WASM_OPT>: If set, the contract(s) will not be optimized by wasm-opt after build (only use in dev)

  • -a / --aarch64 <AARCH64>: Option for m1 user for wasm optimization, FOR TESTING ONLY, PRODUCTION BUILD SHOULD USE INTEL BUILD

beaker wasm store-code​

Store .wasm on chain for later initialization

Arguments:

  • <CONTRACT_NAME> Name of the contract to store

  • --no-wasm-opt <NO_WASM_OPT>: If set, use non wasm-opt optimized wasm to store code (only use in dev)

  • --permit-instantiate-only <PERMIT_INSTANTIATE_ONLY>: Restricting the code to be able to instantiate only by given address, no restriction by default

  • -n / --network <NETWORK>: Name of the network to broadcast transaction to, the actual endpoint / chain-id are defined in config (default: local)

  • --gas <GAS>: Coin (amount and denom) you are willing to pay as gas eg. 1000uosmo

  • --gas-limit <GAS_LIMIT>: Limit to how much gas amount allowed to be consumed

  • --signer-account <SIGNER_ACCOUNT>: Specifies predefined account as a tx signer

  • --signer-keyring <SIGNER_KEYRING>: Use the OS secure store as backend to securely store your key. To manage them, you can find more information here

  • --signer-mnemonic <SIGNER_MNEMONIC>: Specifies mnemonic as a tx signer

  • --signer-private-key <SIGNER_PRIVATE_KEY>: Specifies private_key as a tx signer (base64 encoded string)

  • -t / --timeout-height <TIMEOUT_HEIGHT>: Specifies a block timeout height to prevent the tx from being committed past a certain height (default: 0)

  • -a / --account-sequence <ACCOUNT_SEQUENCE>: Account sequence number to use for the transaction, if not provided, sequence will be fetched from the chain. This is useful if there is an account sequence mismatch

beaker wasm ts-gen​

Arguments:

  • <CONTRACT_NAME> Name of the contract to store

  • --schema-gen-cmd <SCHEMA_GEN_CMD>: Schema generation command, default: cargo schema

  • --out-dir <OUT_DIR>: Code output directory, ignore remaining ts build process if custom out_dir is specified

  • --node-package-manager <NODE_PACKAGE_MANAGER>: Node package manager to use (default: yarn)

beaker wasm update-admin​

Update admin that can migrate contract

Arguments:

  • <CONTRACT_NAME> Name of the contract to store

  • -l / --label <LABEL>: Label for the instantiated contract for later reference (default: default)

  • --new-admin <NEW_ADMIN>: Address of new admin

  • -n / --network <NETWORK>: Name of the network to broadcast transaction to, the actual endpoint / chain-id are defined in config (default: local)

  • --gas <GAS>: Coin (amount and denom) you are willing to pay as gas eg. 1000uosmo

  • --gas-limit <GAS_LIMIT>: Limit to how much gas amount allowed to be consumed

  • --signer-account <SIGNER_ACCOUNT>: Specifies predefined account as a tx signer

  • --signer-keyring <SIGNER_KEYRING>: Use the OS secure store as backend to securely store your key. To manage them, you can find more information here

  • --signer-mnemonic <SIGNER_MNEMONIC>: Specifies mnemonic as a tx signer

  • --signer-private-key <SIGNER_PRIVATE_KEY>: Specifies private_key as a tx signer (base64 encoded string)

  • -t / --timeout-height <TIMEOUT_HEIGHT>: Specifies a block timeout height to prevent the tx from being committed past a certain height (default: 0)

  • -a / --account-sequence <ACCOUNT_SEQUENCE>: Account sequence number to use for the transaction, if not provided, sequence will be fetched from the chain. This is useful if there is an account sequence mismatch

beaker wasm clear-admin​

Clear admin so no one can migrate contract

Arguments:

  • <CONTRACT_NAME> Name of the contract to store

  • -l / --label <LABEL>: Label for the instantiated contract for later reference (default: default)

  • -n / --network <NETWORK>: Name of the network to broadcast transaction to, the actual endpoint / chain-id are defined in config (default: local)

  • --gas <GAS>: Coin (amount and denom) you are willing to pay as gas eg. 1000uosmo

  • --gas-limit <GAS_LIMIT>: Limit to how much gas amount allowed to be consumed

  • --signer-account <SIGNER_ACCOUNT>: Specifies predefined account as a tx signer

  • --signer-keyring <SIGNER_KEYRING>: Use the OS secure store as backend to securely store your key. To manage them, you can find more information here

  • --signer-mnemonic <SIGNER_MNEMONIC>: Specifies mnemonic as a tx signer

  • --signer-private-key <SIGNER_PRIVATE_KEY>: Specifies private_key as a tx signer (base64 encoded string)

  • -t / --timeout-height <TIMEOUT_HEIGHT>: Specifies a block timeout height to prevent the tx from being committed past a certain height (default: 0)

  • -a / --account-sequence <ACCOUNT_SEQUENCE>: Account sequence number to use for the transaction, if not provided, sequence will be fetched from the chain. This is useful if there is an account sequence mismatch

beaker wasm instantiate​

Instantiate .wasm stored on chain

Arguments:

  • <CONTRACT_NAME> Name of the contract to instantiate

  • -l / --label <LABEL>: Label for the instantiated contract for later reference (default: default)

  • -r / --raw <RAW>: Raw json string to use as instantiate msg

  • --admin <ADMIN>: Specifying admin required for contract migration. Use "signer" for setting tx signer as admin. Use bech32 address (eg. "osmo1cyyzpxplxdzkeea7kwsydadg87357qnahakaks") for custom admin

  • -f / --funds <FUNDS>: Funds to send to instantiated contract

  • --no-proposal-sync <NO_PROPOSAL_SYNC>: Skip the check for proposal's updated code_id

  • -y / --yes <YES>: Agree to all prompts

  • -n / --network <NETWORK>: Name of the network to broadcast transaction to, the actual endpoint / chain-id are defined in config (default: local)

  • --gas <GAS>: Coin (amount and denom) you are willing to pay as gas eg. 1000uosmo

  • --gas-limit <GAS_LIMIT>: Limit to how much gas amount allowed to be consumed

  • --signer-account <SIGNER_ACCOUNT>: Specifies predefined account as a tx signer

  • --signer-keyring <SIGNER_KEYRING>: Use the OS secure store as backend to securely store your key. To manage them, you can find more information here

  • --signer-mnemonic <SIGNER_MNEMONIC>: Specifies mnemonic as a tx signer

  • --signer-private-key <SIGNER_PRIVATE_KEY>: Specifies private_key as a tx signer (base64 encoded string)

  • -t / --timeout-height <TIMEOUT_HEIGHT>: Specifies a block timeout height to prevent the tx from being committed past a certain height (default: 0)

  • -a / --account-sequence <ACCOUNT_SEQUENCE>: Account sequence number to use for the transaction, if not provided, sequence will be fetched from the chain. This is useful if there is an account sequence mismatch

beaker wasm migrate​

Migrate an instantiated contract to use other code stored on chain

Arguments:

  • <CONTRACT_NAME> Name of the contract to instantiate

  • -l / --label <LABEL>: Label for the instantiated contract for selecting migration target (default: default)

  • -r / --raw <RAW>: Raw json string to use as instantiate msg

  • --no-proposal-sync <NO_PROPOSAL_SYNC>: Skip the check for proposal's updated code_id

  • -y / --yes <YES>: Agree to all prompts

  • -n / --network <NETWORK>: Name of the network to broadcast transaction to, the actual endpoint / chain-id are defined in config (default: local)

  • --gas <GAS>: Coin (amount and denom) you are willing to pay as gas eg. 1000uosmo

  • --gas-limit <GAS_LIMIT>: Limit to how much gas amount allowed to be consumed

  • --signer-account <SIGNER_ACCOUNT>: Specifies predefined account as a tx signer

  • --signer-keyring <SIGNER_KEYRING>: Use the OS secure store as backend to securely store your key. To manage them, you can find more information here

  • --signer-mnemonic <SIGNER_MNEMONIC>: Specifies mnemonic as a tx signer

  • --signer-private-key <SIGNER_PRIVATE_KEY>: Specifies private_key as a tx signer (base64 encoded string)

  • -t / --timeout-height <TIMEOUT_HEIGHT>: Specifies a block timeout height to prevent the tx from being committed past a certain height (default: 0)

  • -a / --account-sequence <ACCOUNT_SEQUENCE>: Account sequence number to use for the transaction, if not provided, sequence will be fetched from the chain. This is useful if there is an account sequence mismatch

beaker wasm deploy​

Build, Optimize, Store code, and instantiate contract

Arguments:

  • <CONTRACT_NAME> Name of the contract to deploy

  • -l / --label <LABEL>: Label for the instantiated contract for later reference (default: default)

  • -r / --raw <RAW>: Raw json string to use as instantiate msg

  • --permit-instantiate-only <PERMIT_INSTANTIATE_ONLY>: Restricting the code to be able to instantiate only by given address, no restriction by default

  • --admin <ADMIN>: Specifying admin required for contract migration. Use "signer" for setting tx signer as admin. Use bech32 address (eg. "osmo1cyyzpxplxdzkeea7kwsydadg87357qnahakaks") for custom admin

  • -f / --funds <FUNDS>: Funds to send to instantiated contract

  • --no-rebuild <NO_REBUILD>: Use existing .wasm file to deploy if set to true

  • --no-wasm-opt <NO_WASM_OPT>: If set, skip wasm-opt and store the unoptimized code (only use in dev)

  • -n / --network <NETWORK>: Name of the network to broadcast transaction to, the actual endpoint / chain-id are defined in config (default: local)

  • --gas <GAS>: Coin (amount and denom) you are willing to pay as gas eg. 1000uosmo

  • --gas-limit <GAS_LIMIT>: Limit to how much gas amount allowed to be consumed

  • --signer-account <SIGNER_ACCOUNT>: Specifies predefined account as a tx signer

  • --signer-keyring <SIGNER_KEYRING>: Use the OS secure store as backend to securely store your key. To manage them, you can find more information here

  • --signer-mnemonic <SIGNER_MNEMONIC>: Specifies mnemonic as a tx signer

  • --signer-private-key <SIGNER_PRIVATE_KEY>: Specifies private_key as a tx signer (base64 encoded string)

  • -t / --timeout-height <TIMEOUT_HEIGHT>: Specifies a block timeout height to prevent the tx from being committed past a certain height (default: 0)

  • -a / --account-sequence <ACCOUNT_SEQUENCE>: Account sequence number to use for the transaction, if not provided, sequence will be fetched from the chain. This is useful if there is an account sequence mismatch

beaker wasm upgrade​

Build, Optimize, Store code, and migrate contract

Arguments:

  • <CONTRACT_NAME> Name of the contract to deploy

  • -l / --label <LABEL>: Label for the instantiated contract for later reference (default: default)

  • -r / --raw <RAW>: Raw json string to use as instantiate msg

  • --no-rebuild <NO_REBUILD>: Use existing .wasm file to deploy if set to true

  • --no-wasm-opt <NO_WASM_OPT>: If set, skip wasm-opt and store the unoptimized code (only use in dev)

  • --permit-instantiate-only <PERMIT_INSTANTIATE_ONLY>: Restricting the code to be able to instantiate only by given address, no restriction by default

  • -n / --network <NETWORK>: Name of the network to broadcast transaction to, the actual endpoint / chain-id are defined in config (default: local)

  • --gas <GAS>: Coin (amount and denom) you are willing to pay as gas eg. 1000uosmo

  • --gas-limit <GAS_LIMIT>: Limit to how much gas amount allowed to be consumed

  • --signer-account <SIGNER_ACCOUNT>: Specifies predefined account as a tx signer

  • --signer-keyring <SIGNER_KEYRING>: Use the OS secure store as backend to securely store your key. To manage them, you can find more information here

  • --signer-mnemonic <SIGNER_MNEMONIC>: Specifies mnemonic as a tx signer

  • --signer-private-key <SIGNER_PRIVATE_KEY>: Specifies private_key as a tx signer (base64 encoded string)

  • -t / --timeout-height <TIMEOUT_HEIGHT>: Specifies a block timeout height to prevent the tx from being committed past a certain height (default: 0)

  • -a / --account-sequence <ACCOUNT_SEQUENCE>: Account sequence number to use for the transaction, if not provided, sequence will be fetched from the chain. This is useful if there is an account sequence mismatch

beaker wasm proposal​

> beaker wasm proposal's subcommands

beaker wasm execute​

Execute contract messages

Arguments:

  • <CONTRACT_NAME>

  • -l / --label <LABEL> (default: default)

  • -r / --raw <RAW>

  • -f / --funds <FUNDS>

  • -n / --network <NETWORK>: Name of the network to broadcast transaction to, the actual endpoint / chain-id are defined in config (default: local)

  • --gas <GAS>: Coin (amount and denom) you are willing to pay as gas eg. 1000uosmo

  • --gas-limit <GAS_LIMIT>: Limit to how much gas amount allowed to be consumed

  • --signer-account <SIGNER_ACCOUNT>: Specifies predefined account as a tx signer

  • --signer-keyring <SIGNER_KEYRING>: Use the OS secure store as backend to securely store your key. To manage them, you can find more information here

  • --signer-mnemonic <SIGNER_MNEMONIC>: Specifies mnemonic as a tx signer

  • --signer-private-key <SIGNER_PRIVATE_KEY>: Specifies private_key as a tx signer (base64 encoded string)

  • -t / --timeout-height <TIMEOUT_HEIGHT>: Specifies a block timeout height to prevent the tx from being committed past a certain height (default: 0)

  • -a / --account-sequence <ACCOUNT_SEQUENCE>: Account sequence number to use for the transaction, if not provided, sequence will be fetched from the chain. This is useful if there is an account sequence mismatch

beaker wasm query​

Query contract state

Arguments:

  • <CONTRACT_NAME>

  • -l / --label <LABEL> (default: default)

  • -r / --raw <RAW>

  • -n / --network <NETWORK>: Name of the network to broadcast transaction to, the actual endpoint / chain-id are defined in config (default: local)

  • --gas <GAS>: Coin (amount and denom) you are willing to pay as gas eg. 1000uosmo

  • --gas-limit <GAS_LIMIT>: Limit to how much gas amount allowed to be consumed

  • --signer-account <SIGNER_ACCOUNT>: Specifies predefined account as a tx signer

  • --signer-keyring <SIGNER_KEYRING>: Use the OS secure store as backend to securely store your key. To manage them, you can find more information here

  • --signer-mnemonic <SIGNER_MNEMONIC>: Specifies mnemonic as a tx signer

  • --signer-private-key <SIGNER_PRIVATE_KEY>: Specifies private_key as a tx signer (base64 encoded string)

  • -t / --timeout-height <TIMEOUT_HEIGHT>: Specifies a block timeout height to prevent the tx from being committed past a certain height (default: 0)

  • -a / --account-sequence <ACCOUNT_SEQUENCE>: Account sequence number to use for the transaction, if not provided, sequence will be fetched from the chain. This is useful if there is an account sequence mismatch