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ENSRainbow CLI Reference

| Command | Purpose | Most useful flags | Example | | ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | convert | Convert CSV files to .ensrainbow format. This is the primary method for creating new .ensrainbow files. | --input-file, --output-file, --label-set-id, --existing-db-path, --silent | pnpm run convert --input-file labels.csv --output-file my-dataset_0.ensrainbow --label-set-id my-dataset | | convert-sql | Convert legacy .sql.gz rainbow tables (ENS Subgraph data) to .ensrainbow format | --input-file, --output-file, --label-set-id, --label-set-version | pnpm run convert-sql --input-file ens_names.sql.gz --output-file subgraph_0.ensrainbow --label-set-id subgraph --label-set-version 0 | | ingest-ensrainbow | Stream a .ensrainbow file into LevelDB | --input-file, --data-dir | pnpm run ingest-ensrainbow --input-file my-dataset_0.ensrainbow --data-dir ./data | | validate | Verify DB integrity | --data-dir, --lite | pnpm run validate --lite | | purge | Delete all DB files in a directory | --data-dir | pnpm run purge --data-dir ./data | | serve | Launch the HTTP API server | --data-dir, --port | pnpm run serve --port 3223 |

The convert command is the primary method for creating new .ensrainbow files from CSV data.

Full convert command syntax:

Terminal window
pnpm run convert \
--input-file path/to/labels.csv \
--output-file path/to/output.ensrainbow \
--label-set-id your-label-set-id \
[--existing-db-path path/to/existing/database] \
[--silent]

For converting legacy ENS Subgraph data from SQL dumps:

Terminal window
pnpm run convert-sql \
--input-file path/to/ens_names.sql.gz \
--output-file path/to/output.ensrainbow \
--label-set-id subgraph \
--label-set-version 0