AutoNode CLI

How it works?

Using the AutoNode CLI, you can install or remove nodes that the AutoNode CLI supports.

• To install nodes, enter install [node1] [node2]
• To uninstall nodes, type uninstall [node1] [node2]

AutoNode CLI supports installing and uninstalling multiple nodes at the same time.

Example

• install shardeum lava defund

Installation

For a stable installation, you need to run commands through the root user, or a user with root privileges. You can try running with sudo.

Copy and paste into shell:

bash <(curl -s https://gist.githubusercontent.com/sunsetlover36/621038d1976c6e464f539040255bcb04/raw/31e3cd36a37e7f1d288fc8f22ae82cbbcae3846e/setup-autonode-cli.sh)

Then, enter the OpenAI API key as requested and choose whether to install Docker (if you have it installed - type n and press Enter, if not - just press Enter).

After installation, type autonode-cli to work with AutoNode CLI.

Fork and work

You must have nodejs version 18 or higher installed.

1. git clone https://github.com/sunsetlover36/autonode-cli.git
2. cd autonode-cli.
3. npm install
4. Rename .env.example to .env.
5. Add your OpenAI API key to .env. Example - OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-....
6. npm run build
7. npm run start.

On subsequent runs, simply type npm run start.

.env settings

1. OPENAI_API_KEY - OpenAI API key
2. DISABLE_BUILD_ESSENTIALS - Do not install on first run system packages, Docker, Rust, Node, etc.
3. DISABLE_DOCKER_INSTALLATION - Do not install Docker on first startup