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    • Use encrypted types
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    • Generate random number
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      • Using Node
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  1. Client SDK
  2. Getting started

Using CLI

fhevmjs include a Command-Line Interface (CLI) tool. With this handy utility, you can encrypt 8/16/32bits integer with the blockchain's FHE public key. To get started with fhevmjs CLI, first, ensure you have Node.js installed on your system. Next, install the fhevmjs package globally using the '-g' flag, which allows you to access the CLI tool from any directory:

npm install -g fhevmjs

Once installed, fhevm command should be available. You can get all commands and options available with fhevm help or fhevm encrypt help.

Examples

Encrypt 71721075 as 32bits integer:

fhevm encrypt --node devnet.zama.ai 32 71721075
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