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minifab: Invoke a chaincode method with the specified arguments.

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$ minifab invoke -n ${chaincode_name} -p '"${method_name}", "${arg0}", "${arg1}", ...'

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The command minifab invoke is used to interact with a Hyperledger Fabric network and invoke a transaction on a specified chaincode.

Here's the breakdown of the given command:

-n ${chaincode_name}: Specifies the name of the chaincode to be invoked. ${chaincode_name} is a placeholder for the actual name.
-p '"${method_name}", "${arg0}", "${arg1}", ...': This flag is used to specify the parameters for the transaction.

The parameters should be enclosed in single quotes (') and double quotes (") to correctly pass the arguments. Each argument is separated by a comma (,). ${method_name} is the name of the method to be invoked on the chaincode, and ${arg0}, ${arg1}, and so on, are placeholders for the actual arguments to be passed to the method.

For example, if you have a chaincode named mychaincode and want to invoke a method called transfer with arguments "Alice" and "Bob", the command would be:

minifab invoke -n mychaincode -p '"transfer", "Alice", "Bob"'

The actual values for ${chaincode_name}, ${method_name}, ${arg0}, ${arg1}, etc., depend on your specific chaincode implementation and desired transaction.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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