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Author: dkijania

package-lock.json

@@ -1,37 +1,58 @@
 # Test Signer CLI
 
-Command-line helper for drafting, signing, and broadcasting Mina payments via the public GraphQL API. It wraps the `mina-signer` library so you can submit transactions without wiring up a full wallet or SDK.
+Command-line helper for drafting, signing, and broadcasting Mina payments via
+the public GraphQL API. It wraps the `mina-signer` library so you can submit
+transactions without wiring up a full wallet or SDK.
 
 ## Getting Started
+
 - **Prerequisites:** Node.js 18+ (for native `fetch`) and npm.
 - **Install dependencies:** `npm install`
-- **Quick run:** `node mina-test-signer.js <private_key> <recipient_address> [graphql_url] [nonce]`
+- **Quick run:**
+  `node mina-test-signer.js <private_key> <recipient_address> [graphql_url] [nonce]`
 
-The optional `graphql_url` flag lets you override the default target defined in `config.js`.
+The optional `graphql_url` flag lets you override the default target defined in
+`config.js`.
 
 ## Workflow
+
 1. `mina-test-signer.js` parses CLI arguments and wires the supporting services.
-2. `payment-service.js` derives the sender public key, composes a payment payload, and signs it with `mina-signer`.
-3. `graphql-client.js` sends the signed payload to the Mina daemon and can check whether the transaction reached the pool.
-4. `utils.js` provides small helpers for GraphQL string construction and CLI validation.
+2. `payment-service.js` derives the sender public key, composes a payment
+   payload, and signs it with `mina-signer`.
+3. `graphql-client.js` sends the signed payload to the Mina daemon and can check
+   whether the transaction reached the pool.
+4. `utils.js` provides small helpers for GraphQL string construction and CLI
+   validation.
 5. `config.js` centralises network defaults and usage messaging.
 
-- `mina-test-signer.js` – CLI entry point orchestrating validation, signing, submission, and pool verification.
-- `payment-service.js` – Thin wrapper around `mina-signer` with sensible defaults for MINA amounts and fees.
-- `graphql-client.js` – Minimal fetch-based GraphQL transport for sending payments and querying pooled commands.
-- `utils.js` – GraphQL stringification helpers plus basic CLI argument validation/parsing.
+- `mina-test-signer.js` – CLI entry point orchestrating validation, signing,
+  submission, and pool verification.
+- `payment-service.js` – Thin wrapper around `mina-signer` with sensible
+  defaults for MINA amounts and fees.
+- `graphql-client.js` – Minimal fetch-based GraphQL transport for sending
+  payments and querying pooled commands.
+- `utils.js` – GraphQL stringification helpers plus basic CLI argument
+  validation/parsing.
 - `config.js` – Configuration constants and usage text surfaced by the CLI.
-- `key/` – Sample key material for experimentation; do not use in production environments.
+- `key/` – Sample key material for experimentation; do not use in production
+  environments.
 
-Check the console output for a transaction id; you can re-run the pool check or the `getPooledUserCommands` helper to confirm inclusion.
-Provide a `nonce` argument when you need to synchronise with on-chain account state manually.
-The CLI prints emoji-enhanced step logs and a summary table so you can spot successes and failures at a glance.
-GraphQL errors (including malformed responses) cause the CLI to exit with a non-zero status so they can be surfaced in scripts and CI.
+Check the console output for a transaction id; you can re-run the pool check or
+the `getPooledUserCommands` helper to confirm inclusion. Provide a `nonce`
+argument when you need to synchronise with on-chain account state manually. The
+CLI prints emoji-enhanced step logs and a summary table so you can spot
+successes and failures at a glance. GraphQL errors (including malformed
+responses) cause the CLI to exit with a non-zero status so they can be surfaced
+in scripts and CI.
 
 ## Customisation Tips
-- Update `CONFIG.DEFAULT_GRAPHQL_URL` in `config.js` to point at your daemon or a hosted GraphQL endpoint.
-- Tweak `CONFIG.MINA_UNITS.DEFAULT_AMOUNT_MULTIPLIER` and `DEFAULT_FEE_MULTIPLIER` to adjust the default transaction values.
-- Extend `GraphQLClient` with additional queries (e.g. account state, balances) if you need richer diagnostics.
+
+- Update `CONFIG.DEFAULT_GRAPHQL_URL` in `config.js` to point at your daemon or
+  a hosted GraphQL endpoint.
+- Tweak `CONFIG.MINA_UNITS.DEFAULT_AMOUNT_MULTIPLIER` and
+  `DEFAULT_FEE_MULTIPLIER` to adjust the default transaction values.
+- Extend `GraphQLClient` with additional queries (e.g. account state, balances)
+  if you need richer diagnostics.
 
 ## Private key format
 
@@ -42,5 +63,8 @@ For clarity, private key is in output format of:
 ```
 
 ## Safety Notes
-- Treat private keys in plain text with care. Prefer environment variables or a secure secrets manager for real deployments.
-- The example keys under `key/` are for local testing only; they are publicly known and should never hold funds.
+
+- Treat private keys in plain text with care. Prefer environment variables or a
+  secure secrets manager for real deployments.
+- The example keys under `key/` are for local testing only; they are publicly
+  known and should never hold funds.