keystore import

Imports an existing private key, encrypts it with a password, and stores it as a local keystore entry.

Usage

namera keystore import [--alias <name>] [--password <password>] [--private-key <hex>]

Aliases:

• Group alias: namera k
• Command alias: import -> i

Flags

• --alias, -a: Keystore alias to import
• --password, -p: Password used to encrypt the keystore
• --private-key: Private key to import (hex string)

Global flags:

• --params: Raw JSON parameters for agent-driven execution
• --output, -o: pretty, json, or ndjson
• --quite, -q: Suppress output

If any required value is missing, the CLI prompts you. When prompted, the private key must be a 32-byte hex string.

Params mode (agents)

Use --params with the JSON schema for the command:

namera schema keystore.import

Expected shape:

{
  "alias": "my-wallet",
  "privateKey": "0x...",
  "password": "my-password"
}

Output

On success, the command returns:

• alias: Keystore alias
• address: Derived address
• path: Filesystem path to the keystore

Examples

Interactive (prompt for alias, password, private key):

namera keystore import

Partial flags (prompt for missing fields):

namera keystore import --alias my-wallet

Full flags:

namera keystore import -a my-wallet -p my-password --private-key 0x1234...

Params mode (agents):

namera keystore import --params '{"alias":"my-wallet","privateKey":"0x1234...","password":"my-password"}'

Short aliases:

namera k i -a my-wallet -p my-password --private-key 0x1234...

Schema lookup:

namera schema keystore.import