- Implements support for unified API via Etherscan V2 (ethereum-based)
* All ethereum-based L2s are now accessed via single API endpoint
- Chains are now available via chain ID
* Updates API key requirement for `fetch` ethereum-based subaccounts
- The API key's value must now be prepended with "etherscan"
* Previously was prepended per-chain ("ethereum" or "polygon")
- The API key is now *required* (can be generated at etherscan.io)
* Resolves fatal error in Etherscan::parse_response()
* Impl will now handle if:
- Config's API key/value is malformed
- Etherscan API key was not given
- Etherscan response is fatal
- Adds support for more L2s
* Arbitrum (One)
* Optimism
* Base
- Adds more L2s to existing accounts
* Coinbase Wallet
* Ledger Live
* MetaMask
- Updates documentation
* Update default generated `fetch` config
* Update `fetch` usage help
* Update README
Per current default install instructions; as this is appended to either
the per-interactive-shell startup file or aliases file, if Docker is not
installed or is not found, without this fix, the end-user will either be
effectively locked out of their session (after logging out) or they will
not be able to start a new shell within their current session...
- Re-enables space after completion for plugin arguments
- Ignores internal/implementation files when completing
* Files must be within an 'internal'/'impl' directory
The recently added base command variable would break on multi-profile
systems because, when superscript first sources, this global variable
would be set.
Unsetting/resetting the variable will not be a fix so, revert to the
noisy but dynamic per-alias-generated solution instead.
- Refactors and sorts
- Consolidates commands
* Shortens hledger-{ui,vui,web}
* Comment out most aliases by default
- Updates to latest impl
- Adds notes and examples
Adds filter to remove noisy license clutter in custom Dockerfile output.
This is needed because of the amount of `edit` used on the file.
The license still applies, regardless.
Adds filters to remove noisy license clutter in configuration output.
This is needed because of the amount of `edit` used on configurations.
The license still applies, regardless.
This was originally removed because it lacked functional usage, as there
already exists a 'version' key.
However, for consistency across all .in files, adding a version *tag*
(non-YAML) serves to quickly indentify what program this configuration
file actually belongs to.
As said before; `lib_ledger` was meant to be a general abstraction to
any underlying CLI ledger.
But, between C++ `ledger` and Ledger Hardware Wallet, this abstraction
has become too confusing and counterproductive.
Since `hledger` will be the underlying implementation for the forseeable
future, all doubt should now be removed.
- Creates a reusable editor function
- Skipping confirmations will also skip opening up the editor
* Allows for complete generation without intentional interruption
- Rewrite to support new arguments
* Related design changes and refactoring
* Remove prompt for testing (use `dev=on` instead)
- Factor out superscript gen from subscript append
- Related print formatting changes
- Add more internal checks
- Allows for a dynamic `gen` experience
* All configs/accounts can now be (re)generated on-the-fly
- Individually, by section, or all at once
* Adds prompt confirmation option
* Adds developer profile option
