Commands

The fuels CLI consists of a couple of commands.

fuels init

npx fuels@0.92.0 help init

Options:
  -w, --workspace <path>          Relative dir path to Forc workspace
  -c, --contracts <path|global>   Relative path/globals to  Contracts
  -s, --scripts <path|global>     Relative path/globals to  Scripts
  -p, --predicates <path|global>  Relative path/globals to  Predicates
  -o, --output <path>             Relative dir path for Typescript generation

Creating a sample fuel.config.ts file:

npx fuels@0.92.0 init --contracts ./my-contracts/* --output ./src/sway-contracts-api

Using Forc workspaces? Try this instead:

npx fuels@0.92.0 init --workspace ./sway-programs --output ./src/sway-programs-api

This will give you a minimal configuration:

import { createConfig } from 'fuels';

export default createConfig({
  workspace: './sway-programs', // forc workspace
  output: './src/sway-programs-api',
});

See code in context

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In a nutshell:

.
├── sway-programs # <— forc workspace
├── src
│   └── sway-programs-api # <— output
├── fuels.config.ts
└── package.json

See more

• Forc workspaces

fuels build

npx fuels@0.92.0 help build

Options:
  --path <path>  Path to project root (default: "/Users/anderson/Code/fuel/fuels-ts/apps/docs")
  -d, --deploy       Deploy contracts after build (auto-starts a `fuel-core` node if needed)
  -h, --help         Display help

Examples:

npx fuels@0.92.0 build

1. Build all Sway programs under your workspace using forc ¹
2. Generate types for them using fuels-typegen ²

npx fuels@0.92.0 build --deploy

Using the --deploy flag will additionally:

1. Auto-start a short-lived fuel-core node if needed (docs)
2. Run deploy on that node

This is useful when working with contracts because a contract's ID is generated only on deployment.

fuels deploy

npx fuels@0.92.0 deploy

Note

We recommend using the fuels deploy command only when you are deploying contracts to a local node. If you are deploying contracts to a live network like the Testnet, we recommend using the forc deploy command instead.

The fuels deploy command does two things:

1. Deploy all Sway contracts under workspace.
2. Saves their deployed IDs to:
   • ./src/sway-programs-api/contract-ids.json

{
  "myContract1": "0x..",
  "myContract2": "0x.."
}

Use it when instantiating your contracts:

import { SampleAbi__factory } from './sway-programs-api';
import contractsIds from './sway-programs-api/contract-ids.json';

/**
  * Get IDs using:
  *   contractsIds.<my-contract-name>
  */

const wallet = new Wallet.fromPrivateKey(process.env.PRIVATE_KEY);
const contract = SampleAbi__factory.connect(contractsIds.sample, wallet);

const { value } = await contract.functions.return_input(1337).dryRun();

expect(value.toHex()).toEqual(toHex(1337));

See code in context

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For a complete example, see:

• Using Generated Types

fuels dev

npx fuels@0.92.0 dev

The fuels dev command does three things:

1. Auto-start a short-lived fuel-core node (docs)
2. Runs build and deploy once at the start
3. Watches your Forc workspace and repeats the previous step on every change

In dev mode, every time you update a contract on your Forc workspace, we re-generate type definitions and factory classes for it, following your pre-configured output directory. If it's part of another build system running in dev mode (i.e. next dev), you can expect it to re-build / auto-reload as well.

fuels node

npx fuels@0.92.0 node

The fuels node command starts a short-lived fuel-core node (docs).

fuels typegen

Manually generates type definitions and factory classes from ABI JSON files.

npx fuels@0.92.0 help typegen

Options:
  -i, --inputs <path|glob...>  Input paths/globals to your Abi JSON files
  -o, --output <dir>           Directory path for generated files
  -c, --contract               Generate types for Contracts [default]
  -s, --script                 Generate types for Scripts
  -p, --predicate              Generate types for Predicates
  -S, --silent                 Omit output messages

For more info, check:

• Generating Types from ABI

fuels versions

Check for version incompatibilities between your Fuel Toolchain component versions, matching them against the ones supported by the Typescript SDK version that you have.

npx fuels@0.92.0 versions

┌───────────┬───────────┬────────────────┬─────────────┐
│           │ Supported │ Yours / System │ System Path │
├───────────┼───────────┼────────────────┼─────────────┤
│ Forc      │ 0.61.2    │ 0.61.2         │ forc        │
├───────────┼───────────┼────────────────┼─────────────┤
│ Fuel-Core │ 0.31.0    │ 0.31.0         │ fuel-core   │
└───────────┴───────────┴────────────────┴─────────────┘

You have all the right versions! ⚡