fireblocks-cli 0.1.10

An unofficial CLI for managing Fireblocks services.

fireblocks-cli

Disclaimer: This project is an independent, unofficial command-line interface (CLI) for interacting with the Fireblocks API. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Fireblocks Ltd. "Fireblocks" is a registered trademark of Fireblocks Ltd.

This project is inspired by the design philosophy and usability of the AWS CLI.

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Environment

This tool has been tested with:

• Python 3.11 or newer

Other versions are not officially supported. Please ensure you are using Python 3.11+ before running or contributing to this project.

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Installation

You can install fireblocks-cli locally as a Python project:

git clone https://github.com/stirnetwork/fireblocks-cli.git
cd fireblocks-cli
pip install .

You can use pip.

pip install fireblocks-cli

For development, use:

pip install -e .[dev]

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Usage

fireblocks-cli [COMMAND] [OPTIONS]

Examples:

fireblocks-cli configure init
fireblocks-cli configure list

To see all available commands:

fireblocks-cli --help

fireblocks-cli configure Subcommand List

Subcommand	Implemented	Test	Description	Notes
init	✅	✅	Initialize the default configuration files	Creates ~/.config/fireblocks-cli/config.toml and ~/.config/fireblocks-cli/keys/
gen-keys	✅	✅	Generate Fireblocks-compatible private key and CSR	Outputs to .config/fireblocks-cli/keys/{name}.csr, etc.
list	✅	✅	List all configured profiles	Displays [profile] sections from config.toml
edit	✅	✅	Open the config file in your default $EDITOR	Falls back to vi or nano if $EDITOR is not set
validate	✅	✅	Validate the structure and contents of the config file	Checks for invalid or missing keys and values
add	n/a	n/a	Append a new profile to the configuration file	Will add to the bottom of the file without auto-formatting
remove	n/a	n/a	Remove a profile from the configuration	Deletes the corresponding section from config.toml

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Directory Structure (XDG Base Directory Specification)

This CLI follows the XDG Base Directory Specification:

• Configuration: $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/fireblocks-cli/config.toml (default: ~/.config/fireblocks-cli/config.toml)
• Data: $XDG_DATA_HOME/fireblocks-cli/ (default: ~/.local/share/fireblocks-cli/)
• Cache: $XDG_CACHE_HOME/fireblocks-cli/ (default: ~/.cache/fireblocks-cli/)

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For Developers

This section explains how to contribute and work on the project.

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🛠️ Developer Setup

Install development dependencies:

make install-dev

Run tests:

make test

Run linter:

make lint-license

Run all pre-commit hooks:

make pre-commit-refresh

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Build a binary (optional)

To build an executable for distribution:

./build.sh patch  # or 'minor' or 'major'

The binary will be generated in the dist/ directory, compressed using UPX (if available).

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Code Licensing & Attribution

• Licensed under MPL-2.0.

• Files include SPDX headers and author metadata.

• Please use the following before committing:

make annotate-SPD
make add-author

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Changing the Copyright Holder

To change the copyright holder name inserted into source files:

1. Create a file named COPYRIGHT_HOLDER in the root of the repository, and write your name or your organization’s name in it. For example:

   echo "Your Name or Organization" > COPYRIGHT_HOLDER
   

   ⚠️ Note: This file is .gitignore'd and should not be committed.

2. Run make annotate-SPD (or the relevant pre-commit hook) to re-annotate modified source files with the new copyright holder name.

   • This target internally calls reuse annotate to update SPDX headers.
   • Only .py and .sh files tracked by git are affected.

   make annotate-SPD
   

Important: The value in COPYRIGHT_HOLDER must be under 50 characters.

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🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome!

Please make sure your commits are signed off (DCO) and that you run the following before pushing:

pre-commit run --all-files

🖋 What is "signed off (DCO)"?

By signing off your commits, you certify that you wrote the code or have the right to submit it under the project's license.

To sign off a commit, use the -s flag when committing:

git commit -s -m "Your commit message"
or
git commit -sm "Your commit message"

This will append a line like the following to your commit message:

Signed-off-by: Your Name <[e-mail]>

For more details, see the Developer Certificate of Origin.

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🧾 Contributors

This project is developed with support from multiple contributors. See CONTRIBUTORS.md for a full list.

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📄 License

This project is licensed under the Mozilla Public License 2.0.

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📬 Contact

Maintained by Shohei Kamon. Feel free to reach out for collaboration or questions!