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Trust Engine submit-transaction

Submit a signed transaction to the network
The submit-transaction command allows you to submit a signed transaction to the Solana network. This is typically used when a previous command (like register) returns a transaction that requires client-side signing before submission. To use it, run the following command from your terminal 
trust-engine-cli submit-transaction [options]

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Options

OptionDescription
-t, --transaction <data>Signed transaction in base64 format
--jsonOutput the result as JSON

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Example

Submit a signed transaction: 
trust-engine-cli submit-transaction --transaction "eJzTYmBkYGBkZWBgZGZgYGRhYGBkZmBgZGVgYGRmYGBkZWBgZGZgYGRh..."
After running the command, you’ll see transaction confirmation: 
✅ Transaction submitted successfully to the network.

Transaction Details:
  - Transaction Signature: 5J7X2vK8mWzNfEtY2jDw5mVpL1WzNfEtYKJH2mNqR3pB
  - Explorer URL: https://explorer.solana.com/address/5J7X2vK8mWzNfEtY2jDw5mVpL1WzNfEtYKJH2mNqR3pB?cluster=devnet
For automation purposes, use the JSON output: 
trust-engine-cli submit-transaction --transaction "eJzTYmBkYGBkZWBgZGZgYGRhYGBkZmBgZGVgYGRmYGBkZWBgZGZgYGRh..." --json
This will return: 
{
  "message": "Transaction submitted successfully to the network.",
  "details": {
    "transactionId": "5J7X2vK8mWzNfEtY2jDw5mVpL1WzNfEtYKJH2mNqR3pB",
    "explorerUrl": "https://explorer.solana.com/address/5J7X2vK8mWzNfEtY2jDw5mVpL1WzNfEtYKJH2mNqR3pB?cluster=devnet"
  }
}

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When to Use

This command is typically used in a two-step process:
  1. Step 1: Run a command like register that requires client-side signing
  2. Step 2: Sign the returned transaction with your wallet
  3. Step 3: Submit the signed transaction using this command
For example, if register returns: 
✅ Registration prepared. Please sign the transaction.

Registration Details:
  - Status: requires-client-signature
  - Sign the transaction using your wallet and submit it using the following command:
    trust-engine-cli submit-transaction --transaction <signed_base64_transaction>
  - Transaction (Base64): eJzTYmBkYGBkZWBgZGZgYGRhYGBkZmBgZGVgYGRmYGBkZWBgZGZgYGRh...
You would:
  1. Copy the base64 transaction
  2. Sign it with your wallet software
  3. Submit the signed transaction using this command
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