Describe the enhancement
The config setup forces users to parse toml files or manually modify them to change things like rpc credentials.
Some users might not need modification of these, but in some setups these change continuously, forcing the user to use other tools to modify these files, adding additional dependencies to the setup.
Use case
I'm using bdk-cli mainly for testing. Maybe there is a good reason to not give too much freedom to the user to change parameters of their configuration, but I think at least RPC parameters are certainly prone to change, even more if the node is using cookie authentication.
Additional context
I updated the bdk-cli in the bdk-sp nix environment, and it broke most of the commands I was using to wrap bdk-cli. Some of the changes are useful, like writing keys into file, but some others are not, like rpc credentials. I'm starting and stopping this node very frequently and the rpc cookie changes each time. I had to add a tool like dasel to modify the parameters I need in the file.
Describe the enhancement
The config setup forces users to parse toml files or manually modify them to change things like rpc credentials.
Some users might not need modification of these, but in some setups these change continuously, forcing the user to use other tools to modify these files, adding additional dependencies to the setup.
Use case
I'm using bdk-cli mainly for testing. Maybe there is a good reason to not give too much freedom to the user to change parameters of their configuration, but I think at least RPC parameters are certainly prone to change, even more if the node is using cookie authentication.
Additional context
I updated the bdk-cli in the
bdk-spnix environment, and it broke most of the commands I was using to wrap bdk-cli. Some of the changes are useful, like writing keys into file, but some others are not, like rpc credentials. I'm starting and stopping this node very frequently and the rpc cookie changes each time. I had to add a tool likedaselto modify the parameters I need in the file.