ethAddress*

sbt-ethereum tasks related to addresses, including checking address balances, managing address aliases and configuring the current sender address.

ethAddressAlias*

Manage human-friendly aliases for ethereum addresses. See the address alias commands page, or choose a command below:

 

ethAddressBalance

Usage:

> ethAddressBalance [optional-address]

Finds the Ether balance of any ethereum address. The address can be formatted as an full hex address, as an sbt-ethereum address alias, or as an ENS address. If no address is provided, the current sender address of the current sbt-ethereum session is queried.

Examples:

> ethAddressBalance default-sender
> ethAddressBalance 0x465e79b940bc2157e4259ff6b2d92f454497f1e4
> ethAddressBalance stevewaldman.eth
> ethAddressBalance

Example response:

1.25024244606611496 ether (as of the latest incorporated block, address 0x465e79b940bc2157e4259ff6b2d92f454497f1e4)
This corresponds to approximately 195.21 USD (at a rate of 156.135 USD per ETH, retrieved at 10:41 PM from Coinbase)
[success] Total time: 0 s, completed Jan 4, 2019 10:44:46 PM

ethAddressOverride

Usage:

> ethAddressOverride <address-as-hex-or-ens-or-alias>

This is just an alias to ethAddressSenderOverrideSet. Please see that command for more information.

ethAddressOverrideDrop

Usage:

> ethAddressOverrideDrop

This is just an alias to ethAddressSenderOverrideDrop. Please see that command for more information.

ethAddressOverridePrint

Usage:

> ethAddressOverridePrint

This is just an alias to ethAddressSenderOverridePrint. Please see that command for more information.

ethAddressOverrideSet

Usage:

> ethAddressOverrideSet <address-as-hex-or-ens-or-alias>

This is just an alias to ethAddressSenderOverrideSet. Please see that command for more information.

ethAddressOverridePrintet

Usage:

> ethAddressOverridePrint

This is just an alias to ethAddressSenderOverridePrint. Please see that command for more information.

ethAddressSender*

Manage the current sender associated with your sbt-ethereum sessions. See the sender commands page, or choose a command below: