txio

One terminal. Every chain.
A multi-chain developer toolkit for Sui, Ethereum, Solana, Aptos, and Soroban.

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What it is

If you've ever switched between four different CLIs, six RPC endpoints, and three address formats just to check balances on a Tuesday, txio is for you.

It's one interface across five chains. Same flags. Same commands. Predictable output. The CLI handles names (aliphatic.sui, vitalik.eth), the dashboard handles everything you'd rather not stare at as JSON, and the backend keeps it all fast.

What's in the repo

Path	What it is	Stack
/cli	The terminal you'll actually use day-to-day	Rust, Clap
/frontend	Web dashboard for when raw JSON gets old	Next.js, React, Tailwind
/backend	API that caches and routes everything	Rust, Axum
/desktop	Same app, Electron-wrapped (still cooking)	Electron

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Get it running

You'll need Rust (stable), Node 20+, and Docker for the full stack.

git clone https://github.com/Kingvic300/Flow.git
cd Flow
npm install

For the full stack — backend, frontend, database — one command:

docker-compose up -d

Frontend boots on its usual port. API sits behind it.

Try the CLI

cd cli
cargo run -- login                          # auth once, then forget about it
cargo run -- sui balance aliphatic.sui      # works with .sui names
cargo run -- --network testnet eth balance 0x...

Run txio --help for the rest.

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What it does

• Five chains, one CLI. Sui, Ethereum, Solana, Aptos, Soroban. Same commands, same flags.
• Network switching that doesn't get in the way. --network testnet and move on.
• Names, not hex. .sui, .eth, and friends resolve before the request fires.
• Output you can read. Formatted by default. --pretty for raw JSON when you want it.
• One-command stack. docker-compose up boots the whole thing.

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Contributing

Adding a new chain is one file in cli/src/chains/ — implement the ChainAdapter trait and register it in the factory. Details in CONTRIBUTING.md.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.