Suppose wallet address 123456789abcdef123456789abcdefis a made up wallet address for Richie.
I want to be able to run
./client -save 123456789abcdef123456789abcdef -as Richie
So I can run
./client -send 1000 -to Richie
or
./client -send 1000 -to 123456789abcdef123456789abcdef
And they will both do the same thing.
Suggestion is to create a JSON file called addressbook that stores key:value pairs of name:wallet address. Running a contract command should first check to see if the string is a key in the addressbook, and if it is, use the value.
Suppose wallet address
123456789abcdef123456789abcdefis a made up wallet address forRichie.I want to be able to run
So I can run
or
And they will both do the same thing.
Suggestion is to create a JSON file called
addressbookthat stores key:value pairs of name:wallet address. Running a contract command should first check to see if the string is a key in the addressbook, and if it is, use the value.