GETTING STARTED
Quickstart: five commands in five minutes
This page walks you from install to first useful output across the three core commands. Every example is copy-pasteable; the only thing you need to swap in is a wallet address you actually want to inspect.
1. Install
One line on macOS or Linux:
brew install aryarahimi1/glnc/glncNo Homebrew? Use the curl installer, which verifies SHA256 before writing the binary. Full install detail lives on the install page.
2. Check a balance
Pass an ENS name or an address. glnc auto-detects the address format and picks the right chain. ENS names resolve via standard mainnet contracts.
glnc balance vitalik.eth3. Decode a transaction
Paste any EVM transaction hash. glnc reads calldata, walks nested call frames, and decodes token movements from receipt logs.
glnc tx 0x02d15281c5514a447192cc8d6140216050f8d3bf92efccd420b635274764fb944. Check gas
A live snapshot across all 9 chains, with EVM percentile fee tiers, BTC mempool sat/vB, and Solana priority fees. Add --watch to update in place.
glnc gas5. Pipe JSON into jq
Every command emits a stable, versioned envelope on stdout under --json. Pipe directly into jq for scripting.
glnc balance vitalik.eth --json | jq '.data.totalUsd'That's the loop. Next, pick a command and go deep on its flags, or browse the full envelope schema.