Before You Start
A guide to familiarizing yourself with the IOTA repository, branch and network structure, SDKs, CLI, and recommended IDEs and plugins.
Command Line Interface.
View all tagsA guide to familiarizing yourself with the IOTA repository, branch and network structure, SDKs, CLI, and recommended IDEs and plugins.
Guide to connecting to an IOTA network for development and production.
Guide to creating an IOTA address for accounts and transactions.
Introduction
Learn how to create coins and tokens on the IOTA blockchain using Move.
Get test IOTA tokens using the IOTA CLI, SDK, or cURL.
This basic example introduces you to the IOTA TypeScript SDK. The Node.js example mints IOTA on an IOTA
Install the IOTA framework and required prerequisites on your system, including the IOTA command line interface to interact with the IOTA network.
The cheat sheet highlights common IOTA CLI commands.
The IOTA Client CLI provides command-level access to interact with the IOTA network.
The IOTA Client PTB CLI enables a user to construct a PTB and execute it from the command line or a file.
The IOTA Console CLI provides command-level access to interact with the IOTA network by wrapping the IOTA Client CLI command.
The IOTA Genesis Ceremony CLI provides commands for building a Genesis blob file.
The IOTA Keytool CLI has commands for managing and generating addresses, working with private keys, or signatures.
The IOTA CLI move command provides commands for working with Move source code directly from a terminal or console.
The IOTA CLI validator command provides command-level access to validator features of the IOTA network.
Guide to setting up and using a local IOTA network for development and testing.
The previous articles in this section showcase how to create a Coin object with different constructors. Namely, createcurrency and createregulated_currency.
Learn how to publish your Move package on the IOTA network and interact with it using programmable transaction blocks.