These are version 3.1.0 binaries that connect to the BitShares TESTNET. I compiled these mainly for use by the BUIDL Boston hackathon, but there is nothing special about them. You can build them yourself from source by building the tags/test-3.1.0 tag from https://github.com/bitshares/bitshares-core.
The file cli_wallet_mac.tar.gz has the sha 256 checksum hash of 5e0d89576115e4ece3ec2fa99221a2a9ebcadfdd0d22e309f2739ba38259a787
The file BitShares-Core-test-3.1.0-Linux-cli-tools.tar.gz has the sha 256 checksum hash of bdc9159a617b56e560e565a633012f739d20170f68aebd79744be1655a5acb02
The file BitShares-Core-testnet-3.1.0-Windows-x64-cli-tools.zip has the sha256 checksum hash of 3b8c26ce8955bcd81b716ff4f6236a5123648a3eb0009010ac5c9f5aeb0b69a8
Note: The Windows version of cli_wallet.exe must know where your certificates are stored if you wish to connect to secure websockets. The environment variable SSL_CERT_FILE should point to a .pem file that contains those certificates. If you need a certificate file, I recommend you download it from the curl website by clicking here.
If you place the above cacert.pem file in the same directory as cli_wallet.exe, you can easily set the environment variable and start the cli_wallet.
set SSL_CERT_FILE=./cacert.pem
cli_wallet.exe -s wss://testnet.dex.trading
Below are some URLs to BitShares Testnet nodes:
- wss://testnet.dex.trading
- wss://node.testnet.bitshares.eu
- wss://testnet.nodes.bitshares.ws