hemictl

The hemictl command is a generic tool to manipulate script commands to various daemons and their internal framework.

Usage

hemictl <command> <action> [parameters]

Components

• command: Determines the daemon / module to be manipulated (e.g., tbcdb is used to manipulated a TBC database)
• action: Specifies which command will be called (e.g., ping)
• parameters: Key-value pair or JSON encoded parameters for the action (e.g., timestamp=1 or {"timestamp":1})

Environment Variables

• HEMICTL_LOG_LEVEL: Sets the logging level (e.g., INFO, DEBUG)
• HEMICTL_LEVELDB_HOME: The tbcdb leveldb home directory (default: ~/.tbcd)
• HEMICTL_NETWORK: Bitcoin network (e.g., mainnet, testnet3, testnet4)

Detailed Overview

For a detailed overview of the available modules, use:

hemictl -help

For a detailed overview of a specific module's subcommands, use:

hemictl <command> -help

Error Handling

The tool provides detailed error messages with:

• Timestamp of the error
• Trace ID for debugging
• Human-readable error message

Notes

• Always ensure proper formatting in parameters
• Use appropriate environment variables for production deployments
• Check logs when troubleshooting failed commands