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 A CLI swiss knife for Ethereum developers
 
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 ## Why use it?
 
 `eth-cli` allows you to play with **transactions** and **ABIs**, interact with **smart contracts** and **Ethereum blockchain** (using your own REPL) and also generate **random addresses / public-private key pairs**, all at the comfort of your **command line**. Checkout the _Table of Contents_ below for details.
 
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+Use commands like `block:number`, `tx:get` and `address:balance` to get information from the blockchain.
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+![Fetch data from the blockchain](img/fetching-data.gif)
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+### Start an interactive REPL connected to some node
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+Use `eth repl` to start an interactive REPL connected to an Ethereum node.
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+![Start a REPL](img/repl.gif)
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+### Call methods on deployed contracts
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+Use `contract:call` to call methods on contracts deployed on any network.
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+![Call a contract method](img/contract-call.gif)
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 ## What can it do
 - [abi](#abi) Use `eth abi` to see what contract ABIs the tool currently knows about, the methods available in each, and the JSON representation of each 
 - [conf](#conf)  Use `eth conf` to configure `eth-cli`by adding and removing ABIs and preconfigure addresses for use with `eth-cli`