farmStats.sh
Basic harvester performance
getTransactions.sh
Using the RPC server, export transactions from a wallet to a csv file.
tail.sh
Tails the logs for harvester activity, adjusted display order and colors.
puzhash.py
Convert a hex puzzlehash to an address, or an addresses to a hex puzzlehash.
In a command line, run ./farmStats.sh to automatically parse the latest log file.
If your logs are not in the default home directory location, edit the logFile path.
To use in Windows as-is, install https://git-scm.com/download/win
In a command line, run ./getTransactions.sh and follow the prompts:
Entering 1 at the first prompt will prompt for a number of recent transactions to display
(i.e. the last 20 transactions). Entering 2 at the first prompt will prompt for a starting
block-height and an ending block-height to display transactions for, these do not need to
be very accurate, for example, to display all transactions you could use 0 as the start
and 3000000 as the end. In the script this is hard coded to 100,000 transactions, so if you
have more than that, change the end parameter in the script.\
Currently there is a limitation in the API or possibly in the database that prevents the API
from reporting send transactions from before approximately block-height 800000, which is
approximately the time of the release of chia client 1.2.6.
In a command line, run ./tail.sh <coin name> to start tailing the logs for chia or any fork.
The <coin name> will need to be the same as the root directory for the coin's log path. For
chia, the root path is ~/.chia so the command to tail the chia logs is ./tail.sh chia.
The default coloring is set at anything under 0.5s lookup green, 0.5s to 1s orange/yellow, and/
over 1s is red. Adjust these times by changing what $16 is greater than in the script.
Requires python. Run with python puzhash.py -h for help dialogue. To convert puzzlehash to
address (puzzlehash can be raw hex or start with "0x"): python puzhash.py -i <hash> -p <prefix>
To convert address to puzzlehash: python puzhash.py -a <address>. Example:
$ python puzhash.py -i 0xe2ece3e617b145feb9e7bba02dd41161ee40f38ea30f32d54926494477bc8851 -p nft
nft1utkw8eshk9zlaw08hwszm4q3v8hypuuw5v8n942fyey5gaau3pgsjt9vt0