Usage and access
Sign-inCheck CU usage by project or chain, and manage IP and domain allowlists.
nodit usage breakdown --period 7d --group-by PROJECT,CHAINNodit CLI
Query on-chain data, call node APIs, manage webhooks, and watch live events from one command line,
for you, your scripts, and your coding agents.
SEE IT IN ACTION
Use an API key to call Nodit APIs, or sign in to link a key from your project.
WHAT YOU CAN DO
Choose the product first, then the network with -n.
Global flags like -o and --no-interactive work on every command.
Check CU usage by project or chain, and manage IP and domain allowlists.
nodit usage breakdown --period 7d --group-by PROJECT,CHAINSee which networks support each product before you write a line of code.
nodit network list --product streamBalances, token transfers and holders, NFTs, transactions, and blocks through the Web3 Data API.
nodit data token holders -n ethereum-mainnet -c 0xdAC17F958D2ee523a2206206994597C13D831ec7 --rpp 2Send JSON-RPC calls, or REST calls for Aptos, Cosmos SDK, and Tron chains.
nodit rpc eth_blockNumber -n ethereum-mainnetFind which networks recognize an address or transaction hash, in one call.
nodit data entity lookup 0xd8dA6BF26964aF9D7eEd9e03E53415D37aA96045 --networks ethereum-mainnet,base-mainnetManage Classic and Flexible webhooks, or watch Stream events live in your terminal.
nodit webhook classic list -n ethereum-mainnetBUILT FOR SCRIPTS AND AGENTS
Run API commands in CI and agent shells with an API key. Management commands require an OAuth sign-in.
YAML to read, JSON or JSONL for scripts, TOON for agents. What you see in your terminal is what your script gets.
Results go to stdout. Errors detected by the CLI go to stderr with a non-zero exit code.
With --no-interactive, a job fails fast
instead of waiting for a login window.
nodit network get ethereum-mainnet -o yamldata: chain: "ethereum" id: "ethereum-mainnet" network: "mainnet" products: - "node" - "data" - "webhook" - "stream"
Install the CLI, add your API key, and run your first query.