📄️ Install the PMC CLI
This topic contains instructions to install and update Postchain Management Console (PMC) CLI.
📄️ keygen
The keygen command (pmc keygen) generates a public and private key pair. An elliptic curve secp256k1 generates these keys.
📄️ config
You can use the command (pmc config) to edit the configuration of the PMC. It uses the local config file if a global config location isn't provided. You can also use it to list and receive information in the configuration.
📄️ network
The network command (pmc network) consists of sub-commands that initialize a network and show a summary or version of an existing network.
📄️ node
The node command (pmc node) consists of sub-commands used to manage nodes.
📄️ provider
The provider command (pmc provider) consists of sub-commands used to manage providers.
📄️ proposal
The command (pmc proposal) has sub-commands to see and vote on existing proposals in the network.
📄️ voterset
The node command (pmc voterset) comprises sub-commands that manage voter sets.
📄️ cluster
The cluster command (pmc cluster) consists of sub-commands to interact with clusters. For example, list existing clusters, create new clusters, and remove clusters.
📄️ economy
The economy command (pmc economy) consists of sub-commands to interact with the economy chain. For example, create tags and clusters and manage proposals.
📄️ container
The container command (pmc container) consists of sub-commands to interact with containers. For example, list existing containers, create new containers, or remove containers.
📄️ blockchain
The blockchain command (pmc blockchain) consists of sub-commands to interact with blockchains. For example, list existing blockchains, create new blockchains, and remove blockchains.
📄️ cluster-anchoring
The blockchain command (pmc cluster-anchoring) consists of sub-commands to interact with cluster anchoring chain configuration.