Transaction Commands

Get Transaction

Command: proton transaction:get <id>

Description: Retrieve detailed information about a transaction using its ID.

Arguments:

• id (required): The transaction ID to look up

Example:

proton transaction:get 1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef1234567890abcdef

Execute Transaction

Command: proton transaction <json>

Description: Execute a transaction using a JSON transaction object.

Arguments:

• json (required): The transaction object in JSON format

Example:

proton transaction '{"actions":[{"account":"eosio.token","name":"transfer","data":{"from":"user1","to":"user2","quantity":"1.0000 XPR","memo":"test"},"authorization":[{"actor":"user1","permission":"active"}]}]}'

Push Transaction

Command: proton transaction:push <transaction> [flags]

Description: Push a transaction to the blockchain with optional RPC endpoint specification.

Arguments:

• transaction (required): The transaction object in JSON format

Flags:

• -u, --endpoint: Specify a custom RPC endpoint

Example:

# Push with default endpoint
proton transaction:push '{"actions":[...]}'

# Push with custom endpoint
proton transaction:push '{"actions":[...]}' --endpoint "https://proton.cryptolions.io"

Transaction JSON Format:

{
  "actions": [{
    "account": "contract_name",
    "name": "action_name",
    "data": {
      // Action-specific data
    },
    "authorization": [{
      "actor": "account_name",
      "permission": "permission_name"
    }]
  }]
}

Notes:

• All commands return detailed transaction information
• Error messages include detailed blockchain error information
• Transaction objects must be properly formatted JSON
• Authorization must be valid for the executing account