feat: implement CLI history command - #427
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Overview
This PR adds a lightweight CLI History command that keeps a local JSON history of the 10 most recent unique transaction hashes successfully decoded by the
gratCLI. The newgrat historysubcommand prints those entries as a numbered table with relative timestamps, making it easy to inspect and re-run recent decodes without scrolling terminal logs or copy-pasting hashes.Related Issue
Closes the
Implement CLI History Commandbounty issue.Changes
🕘 History Command & File Manager
[ADD]
crates/cli/src/commands/history.rsHistorysubcommand and the history file manager.~/.grat/history.json.2 minutes ago).[MODIFY]
crates/cli/src/commands/mod.rsHistoryin the CLI subcommand enum and routes it to the new command runner.[MODIFY]
crates/cli/src/commands/decode.rs[MODIFY]
crates/cli/src/main.rshistorysubcommand CLI wiring sograt historyinvokes the new command.Verification Results
grat historyoutputs the 10 most recent successfully decoded transaction hashes~/.grat/history.jsonas a JSON listCloses #420