Console¶

Tags: “Python SDK” “PythonSDK Console”

Python SDKA simple console is implemented through ‘console.py’ to support contract operations, account management operations, etc。

Note

Python SDK is currently a candidate version, available for development and testing, available for enterprise applications Java SDK
Install Java version console can refer to ‘here<../../installation.html>`_

-To run console.py in windows, use ‘.console.py’ or ‘python console.py’

Common Commands¶

deploy¶

Deploy the contract:

./console.py deploy [contract_name] [save]

Parameters include:

contract_name: The contract name, which needs to be placed in the ‘contracts’ directory first -save: If the save parameter is set, the contract address will be written to the history file

$ ./console.py deploy HelloWorld save

INFO >> user input : ['deploy', 'HelloWorld', 'save']

backup [contracts/HelloWorld.abi] to [contracts/HelloWorld.abi.20190807102912]
backup [contracts/HelloWorld.bin] to [contracts/HelloWorld.bin.20190807102912]
INFO >> compile with solc compiler
deploy result  for [HelloWorld] is:
 {
    "blockHash": "0x3912605dde5f7358fee40a85a8b97ba6493848eae7766a8c317beecafb2e279d",
    "blockNumber": "0x1",
    "contractAddress": "0x2d1c577e41809453c50e7e5c3f57d06f3cdd90ce",
    "from": "0x95198b93705e394a916579e048c8a32ddfb900f7",
    "gasUsed": "0x44ab3",
    "input": "0x6080604052... several lines omitted... c6f2c20576f726c6421000000000000000000000000000000",
    "logs": [],
    "logsBloom": "0x000... several lines omitted... 0000",
    "output": "0x",
    "status": "0x0",
    "to": "0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000",
    "transactionHash": "0xb291e9ca38b53c897340256b851764fa68a86f2a53cb14b2ecdcc332e850bb91",
    "transactionIndex": "0x0"
}
on block : 1,address: 0x2d1c577e41809453c50e7e5c3f57d06f3cdd90ce
address save to file:  bin/contract.ini

call¶

Call the contract interface and parse the returned result:

./console.py  call [contract_name] [contract_address] [function] [args]

Parameters include: -contract _ name: contract name -contract _ address: the address of the contract called -function: the contract interface called -args: call parameter

# Contract address: 0x2d1c577e41809453c50e7e5c3f57d06f3cdd90ce
# Call interface: get
$./console.py  call HelloWorld 0x2d1c577e41809453c50e7e5c3f57d06f3cdd90ce get

INFO >> user input : ['call', 'HelloWorld', '0x2d1c577e41809453c50e7e5c3f57d06f3cdd90ce', 'get']
INFO >> call HelloWorld , address: 0x2d1c577e41809453c50e7e5c3f57d06f3cdd90ce, func: get, args:[]
INFO >> call result: ('Hello, World!',)

sendtx¶

Sending a transaction invokes the interface of the specified contract, and the transaction results are written to the block and status:

./console.py sendtx [contract_name] [contract_address] [function] [args]

Parameters include: -contract _ name: contract name -contract _ address: contract address -function: function interface -args: parameter list

# Contract Name: HelloWorld
# Contract address: 0x2d1c577e41809453c50e7e5c3f57d06f3cdd90ce
# Call interface: set
# Parameters:"Hello, FISCO"
$ ./console.py sendtx HelloWorld 0x2d1c577e41809453c50e7e5c3f57d06f3cdd90ce set "Hello, FISCO"

INFO >> user input : ['sendtx', 'HelloWorld', '0x2d1c577e41809453c50e7e5c3f57d06f3cdd90ce', 'set', 'Hello, FISCO']

INFO >> sendtx HelloWorld , address: 0x2d1c577e41809453c50e7e5c3f57d06f3cdd90ce, func: set, args:['Hello, FISCO']

INFO >>  receipt logs :
INFO >> transaction hash :  0xc20cbc6b0f28ad8fe1c560c8ce28c0e7eb7719a4a618a81604ac87ac46cc60f0
tx input data detail:
 {'name': 'set', 'args': ('Hello, FISCO',), 'signature': 'set(string)'}
receipt output : ()

newaccount¶

Create a new account and save the results in encrypted form with ‘bin / accounts / ${accoutname}.keystore ‘file,If there is already an account file with the same name in the directory, a backup of the old file is copied：

./console.py newaccount [account_name] [account_password]

Parameters include:

-account _ name: account name -account _ password: Password to encrypt the keystore file

Note

After creating an account using the account creation command, if you want to use it as the default account, modify the “account _ keyfile” and “account _ password” configurations of client _ config.py
Account name cannot exceed 240 characters
If “account _ password” contains special characters, add single quotation marks around “account _ password,” otherwise it cannot be parsed

$ ./console.py newaccount test_account "123456"

>> user input : ['newaccount', 'test_account', '123456']

starting : test_account 123456
new address :    0x247e7AE892a94c9e089D61A7DB08af23CEDBec16
new privkey :    0xe2cf070a7c1da05577841b54b4f8ca7d9f7eb52e688bb7e61a2c6ada8a4c5c77
new pubkey :     0x71317d52a7f8b5bb3fa882b9936d7d31a04e6a122e6fdf790d39aeee8ed2883d3c0b90f644cab0b30153d700d93da4c4ea4aef07a7eca2a5e62c8d0f058b3533
encrypt use time : 1.453 s
save to file : [bin/accounts/test_account.keystore]
>>-------------------------------------------------------
>> read [bin/accounts/test_account.keystore] again after new account,address & keys in file:
decrypt use time : 1.447 s
address:         0x247e7AE892a94c9e089D61A7DB08af23CEDBec16
privkey:         0xe2cf070a7c1da05577841b54b4f8ca7d9f7eb52e688bb7e61a2c6ada8a4c5c77
pubkey :         0x71317d52a7f8b5bb3fa882b9936d7d31a04e6a122e6fdf790d39aeee8ed2883d3c0b90f644cab0b30153d700d93da4c4ea4aef07a7eca2a5e62c8d0f058b3533

account store in file: [bin/accounts/test_account.keystore]

**** please remember your password !!! *****

showaccount¶

Based on the account name and the password of the account ‘keystore’ file, output the account public and private key information:

./console.py showaccount [account_name] [account_password]

Parameters include:

-name: Account name

password: Account ‘keystore’ file password

$ ./console.py showaccount test_account "123456"

>> user input : ['showaccount', 'test_account', '123456']

show account : test_account, keyfile:bin/accounts/test_account.keystore ,password 123456
decrypt use time : 1.467 s
address:         0x247e7AE892a94c9e089D61A7DB08af23CEDBec16
privkey:         0xe2cf070a7c1da05577841b54b4f8ca7d9f7eb52e688bb7e61a2c6ada8a4c5c77
pubkey :         0x71317d52a7f8b5bb3fa882b9936d7d31a04e6a122e6fdf790d39aeee8ed2883d3c0b90f644cab0b30153d700d93da4c4ea4aef07a7eca2a5e62c8d0f058b3533

account store in file: [bin/accounts/test_account.keystore]

**** please remember your password !!! *****

usage¶

output console use method

 $ ./console.py usage

INFO >> user input : ['usage']

FISCO BCOS 2.0 @python-SDK Usage:
newaccount [name] [password] [save]
        Create a new account with the account name as the parameter(such as alice, bob)and password
        The resulting encryption is saved in the account directory specified by the profile*If there is already an account file with the same name in the directory, a backup of the old file is copied
        If entered"save"parameter at the end, do not ask for direct backup and write
        create a new account ,save to :[bin/accounts] (default) ,
        the path in client_config.py:[account_keyfile_path]
        if account file has exist ,then old file will save to a backup
        if "save" arg follows,then backup file and write new without ask
        the account len should be limitted to 240

    ... omit lines..
    [getTransactionByBlockHashAndIndex] [blockHash] [transactionIndex]
    [getTransactionByBlockNumberAndIndex] [blockNumber] [transactionIndex]
    [getSystemConfigByKey] [tx_count_limit/tx_gas_limit]

list¶

Output all interfaces supported by the Python SDK:

$ ./console.py list

INFO >> user input : ['list']

 >> RPC commands
    [getNodeVersion]
    [getBlockNumber]
    ... omit lines..
    [getTransactionByBlockHashAndIndex] [blockHash] [transactionIndex]
    [getTransactionByBlockNumberAndIndex] [blockNumber] [transactionIndex]
    [getSystemConfigByKey] [tx_count_limit/tx_gas_limit]

CNS¶

The Python SDK console provides CNS commands, including registering CNS and querying CNS information. For details about how to use CNS, see here。

registerCNS¶

Will(Contract Address, Contract Version)The mapping to the contract name is registered in the CNS system table:

./console.py registerCNS [contract_name] [contract_address] [contract_version]

Parameters include:

contract_name: Contract Name
contract_address: Contract Address
contract_version: Contract Version

# Map contract address 0x2d1c577e41809453c50e7e5c3f57d06f3cdd90ce and contract version v _ 1.0 to contract name HelloWorld
$ ./console.py registerCNS HelloWorld 0x2d1c577e41809453c50e7e5c3f57d06f3cdd90ce v_1.0

INFO >> user input : ['registerCNS', 'HelloWorld', '0x2d1c577e41809453c50e7e5c3f57d06f3cdd90ce', 'v_1.0']

INFO >> CNS version (strip space): v_1.0
INFO >> registerCNS
     >> status: 0x0
     >> transactionHash: 0x14720764a67c669811c02e9d9b4c7faa5ea94328e1e33fb7e35e885a27843a4e
     >> gasUsed: 0x6a98
     >> registerCNS succ, output: 1

queryCNSByName¶

Query CNS information based on contract name:

./console.py queryCNSByName [contract_name]

Parameters include: -contract _ name: contract name

Query the CNS information corresponding to the HelloWorld contract name
$ ./console.py queryCNSByName HelloWorld

INFO >> user input : ['queryCNSByName', 'HelloWorld']

     >> ('[{"abi":"\\"\\"","address":"0x2d1c577e41809453C50e7E5C3F57D06f3CDD90Ce","name":"HelloWorld","version":"v_1.0"}]\n',)
CNS ITEM 0 >>
        ContractName: HelloWorld
        ContractVersion: v_1.0
        ContractAddress: 0x2d1c577e41809453C50e7E5C3F57D06f3CDD90Ce

queryCNSByNameAndVersion¶

Query CNS information based on contract name and contract version:

./console.py queryCNSByNameAndVersion [contract_name] [contract_version]

Parameters include:

contract_name: Contract Name
contract_version: Contract Version

# Query CNS information for contract name HelloWorld, version v _ 1.0
$ ./console.py queryCNSByNameAndVersion HelloWorld v_1.0

INFO >> user input : ['queryCNSByNameAndVersion', 'HelloWorld', 'v_1.0']

INFO >> CNS version (strip space): v_1.0
     >> ('[{"abi":"\\"\\"","address":"0x2d1c577e41809453C50e7E5C3F57D06f3CDD90Ce","name":"HelloWorld","version":"v_1.0"}]\n',)
CNS ITEM 0 >>
        ContractName: HelloWorld
        ContractVersion: v_1.0
        ContractAddress: 0x2d1c577e41809453C50e7E5C3F57D06f3CDD90Ce

Node Management¶

The Python SDK provides node management commands, including adding consensus nodes, adding observer nodes, and deleting nodes from groups. For details about node management, see here。

removeNode¶

Removes the specified node from the group:

./console.py removeNode [nodeId]

Parameters include: -nodeId: nodeID of the deleted node

# Set the node to be located in the ~ / fisco / nodes directory and query the nodeID of node1
$ cat ~/fisco/nodes/127.0.0.1/node1/conf/node.nodeid
12ce3fc76bc3253ba9be25dc3adb8b75df392583b8f2813f4c623cff258980c8c2c73f384ce6f37dca7261ea0a9fb24ff59fa3c58ee8f278be009827114500e4
# Remove node 1 from group node1
./console.py removeNode 12ce3fc76bc3253ba9be25dc3adb8b75df392583b8f2813f4c623cff258980c8c2c73f384ce6f37dca7261ea0a9fb24ff59fa3c58ee8f278be009827114500e4

INFO >> user input : ['removeNode', '12ce3fc76bc3253ba9be25dc3adb8b75df392583b8f2813f4c623cff258980c8c2c73f384ce6f37dca7261ea0a9fb24ff59fa3c58ee8f278be009827114500e4']

INFO >> removeNode
     >> status: 0x0
     >> transactionHash: 0x68cde78d76f490b35431905d2336d9811966a370da8b4041db092feb09981f28
     >> gasUsed: 0x7698
     >> removeNode succ, output: 1

addSealer¶

Add the specified node to the consensus node list:

./console.py addSealer [nodeId]

Parameters include:

nodeId: The nodeID of the added consensus node. To obtain the nodeID of the node, see here

# Set the node to be located in the ~ / fisco / nodes directory and query the nodeID of node1
$ cat ~/fisco/nodes/127.0.0.1/node1/conf/node.nodeid
12ce3fc76bc3253ba9be25dc3adb8b75df392583b8f2813f4c623cff258980c8c2c73f384ce6f37dca7261ea0a9fb24ff59fa3c58ee8f278be009827114500e4

# Add node node1 as a consensus node
$./console.py addSealer 12ce3fc76bc3253ba9be25dc3adb8b75df392583b8f2813f4c623cff258980c8c2c73f384ce6f37dca7261ea0a9fb24ff59fa3c58ee8f278be009827114500e4

INFO >> user input : ['addSealer', '12ce3fc76bc3253ba9be25dc3adb8b75df392583b8f2813f4c623cff258980c8c2c73f384ce6f37dca7261ea0a9fb24ff59fa3c58ee8f278be009827114500e4']

INFO >> addSealer
     >> status: 0x0
     >> transactionHash: 0xfddfa618419880e37f82c8cd385994fcb1ee1d4c5b4b506ae0d67f223c8b723d
     >> gasUsed: 0x7698
     >> addSealer succ, output: 1

addObserver¶

Add the specified node as an observer node:

./console.py addObserver [nodeId]

Parameters include:

nodeId: The node nodeID of the added observer node. For details about how to obtain the node nodeID, see here

# Set the node to be located in the ~ / fisco / nodes directory and query the nodeID of node1
$ cat ~/fisco/nodes/127.0.0.1/node1/conf/node.nodeid
12ce3fc76bc3253ba9be25dc3adb8b75df392583b8f2813f4c623cff258980c8c2c73f384ce6f37dca7261ea0a9fb24ff59fa3c58ee8f278be009827114500e4

# Add node node1 as an observation node
$ ./console.py addObserver 12ce3fc76bc3253ba9be25dc3adb8b75df392583b8f2813f4c623cff258980c8c2c73f384ce6f37dca7261ea0a9fb24ff59fa3c58ee8f278be009827114500e4

INFO >> user input : ['addObserver', '12ce3fc76bc3253ba9be25dc3adb8b75df392583b8f2813f4c623cff258980c8c2c73f384ce6f37dca7261ea0a9fb24ff59fa3c58ee8f278be009827114500e4']

INFO >> addObserver
     >> status: 0x0
     >> transactionHash: 0xb126900787205a5f913e6643058359a07ace1cc550190a5a9478ae4f49cfc1eb
     >> gasUsed: 0x7658
     >> addObserver succ, output: 1

System Configuration¶

Python SDK provides system configuration modification commands, FISCO BCOS currently supports the system configuration reference here。

./console.py setSystemConfigByKey [key(tx_count_limit/tx_gas_limit)] [value]

Parameters include: -key: the configuration keyword, which mainly includes’ tx _ count _ limit ‘and’ tx _ gas _ limit’

value: Configure the value of the keyword

# Adjust the maximum number of transactions in the block to 500
$ ./console.py setSystemConfigByKey tx_count_limit 500

INFO >> user input : ['setSystemConfigByKey', 'tx_count_limit', '500']

INFO >> setSystemConfigByKey
     >> status: 0x0
     >> transactionHash: 0xded8abc0858f8a7be5961ae38958928c98f75ee78dbe8197a47c382cb2549de1
     >> gasUsed: 0x5b58
     >> setSystemConfigByKey succ, output: 1

# Adjust trading gas limit to 400000000
$ ./console.py setSystemConfigByKey tx_gas_limit 400000000

INFO >> user input : ['setSystemConfigByKey', 'tx_gas_limit', '400000000']

INFO >> setSystemConfigByKey
     >> status: 0x0
     >> transactionHash: 0x4b78868ec183c432e07971f578f5ab8222a9effda39dfa8e87643410cb2cea05
     >> gasUsed: 0x5c58
     >> setSystemConfigByKey succ, output: 1

Permission Management¶

The Python SDK provides permission management functions, including authorization, permission revocation, and permission list. For details about permission control, see here。

grantPermissionManager¶

Authorize the functions that control permissions to the specified account:

./console.py grantPermissionManager [account_adddress]

Parameters include: -account _ address: the address of the account to which the permission is granted. The account can be generated by using the ‘newaccount’ command

# Get Default Account Address
./console.py showaccount pyaccount "123456"
INFO >> user input : ['showaccount', 'pyaccount', '123456']
show account : pyaccount, keyfile:bin/accounts/pyaccount.keystore ,password 123456
decrypt use time : 1.450 s
address:         0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7
privkey:         0x48140af2cf0879631d558833aa48b7bb4b37091dbfe902a573886538041b69c0
pubkey :         0x142d340c0f4df64bf56bbc0a3931e5228c7836add09cf8ff3cefeb3d7e610deb458ec871a9da86bae1ffc029f5aba41e725786ecb7f93ad2670303bf2db27b8a
account store in file: [bin/accounts/pyaccount.keystore]
**** please remember your password !!! *****

# Add permission management permission for account 0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7
$ ./console.py grantPermissionManager 0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7
INFO >> user input : ['grantPermissionManager', '0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7']
INFO >> grantPermissionManager
     >> status: 0x0
     >> transactionHash: 0xdac11796dcfb663842a13333976626d844527605edb5bf9daadcfa28236bb5c8
     >> gasUsed: 0x6698
     >> grantPermissionManager succ, output: 1

listPermissionManager¶

List the account information with the permission management function:

# List all rights management account information
$ ./console.py listPermissionManager
INFO >> user input : ['listPermissionManager']
----->> ITEM 0
     = address: 0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7
     = enable_num: 9

grantUserTableManager¶

Grant the given user table permissions to the specified user:

./console.py grantUserTableManager [tableName] [account_adddress]

Note

Before granting user table permissions to a user, ensure that the user table exists. You can use the “createTable” command to create the user table

Parameters include: -tableName: User table name -account _ address: Authorized user account address

# Create user table t _ test
$./console.py createTable t_test "key" "value1, value2, value3"
INFO >> user input : ['createTable', 't_test', 'key', 'value1, value2, value3']
INFO >> createTable
     >> status: 0x0
     >> transactionHash: 0xfbc10c0d9e4652f59655903e5ba772bb7f127e8e9de12be250d487f0ff9c5268
     >> gasUsed: 0x6098
     >> createTable succ, output: 0

# Management function of user table t _ test for account 0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7
$ ./console.py grantUserTableManager t_test 0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7
INFO >> user input : ['grantUserTableManager', 't_test', '0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7']
INFO >> table t_test
     >> key_field: key
     >> value_field: value1,value2,value3
INFO >> grantUserTableManager
     >> status: 0x0
     >> transactionHash: 0x2b9640f02db7afa839b5bdf158cca33a96a9718dc2e80f2c7b8af6100f6f8e92
     >> gasUsed: 0x6398
     >> grantUserTableManager succ, output: 1

listUserTableManager¶

Lists the account information that has administrative permissions on the specified user table:

./console.py listUserTableManager [tableName]

Parameters include:

tableName: User Table

# View the management information of the user table t _ test
$./console.py listUserTableManager t_test
INFO >> user input : ['listUserTableManager', 't_test']
----->> ITEM 0
     = address: 0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7
     = enable_num: 11

grantNodeManager¶

Grant node management permissions to the specified account:

./console.py grantNodeManager [account_adddress]

Parameters include: -account _ address: Authorized user account address

# Add node management for account 0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7
$ ./console.py grantNodeManager 0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7
INFO >> user input : ['grantNodeManager', '0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7']
INFO >> grantNodeManager
     >> status: 0x0
     >> transactionHash: 0x3a8839bfdfefcd3fff2678f91f231d44d8d442e40fc7f3af726daec624ba80c8
     >> gasUsed: 0x65d8
     >> grantNodeManager succ, output: 1

listNodeManager¶

List the account information with the node management function:

$ ./console.py listNodeManager
INFO >> user input : ['listNodeManager']
----->> ITEM 0
     = address: 0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7
     = enable_num: 12

grantCNSManager¶

Grant CNS administrative privileges to the specified account:

./console.py grantCNSManager [account_adddress]

Parameters include: -account _ address: Authorized user account address

# Add CNS administrative rights for account 0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7
$ ./console.py grantCNSManager 0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7
INFO >> user input : ['grantCNSManager', '0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7']
INFO >> grantCNSManager
     >> status: 0x0
     >> transactionHash: 0x4a112be9f582fb1ae98ae9d6a84706930f4ab3523b45722cc4bf08341397dd1e
     >> gasUsed: 0x6458
     >> grantCNSManager succ, output: 1

listCNSManager¶

List account information with CNS administrative privileges

$ ./console.py listCNSManager

INFO >> user input : ['listCNSManager']

----->> ITEM 0
     = address: 0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7
     = enable_num: 13

grantSysConfigManager¶

Grant the system configuration modification permission to the specified account:

./console.py grantSysConfigManager [account_adddress]

Parameters include: -account _ address: Authorized user account address

# Add system configuration permissions for account 0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7
$ ./console.py grantSysConfigManager 0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7
INFO >> user input : ['grantSysConfigManager', '0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7']
INFO >> grantSysConfigManager
     >> status: 0x0
     >> transactionHash: 0xf6ec040686496256a8c01233d1339ee147551f6a2dfcbd7bd6d7647f240f1411
     >> gasUsed: 0x6518
     >> grantSysConfigManager succ, output: 1

listSysConfigManager¶

List the account information that has the system configuration modification permission:

$ ./console.py listSysConfigManager
INFO >> user input : ['listSysConfigManager']
----->> ITEM 0
     = address: 0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7
     = enable_num: 14

grantDeployAndCreateManager¶

Grant permissions to deploy and create tables to the specified account:

./console.py grantDeployAndCreateManager [account_adddress]

Parameters include: -account _ address: Authorized user account address

# Add create table and deploy contract permissions for account 0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7
$./console.py grantDeployAndCreateManager 0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7
INFO >> user input : ['grantDeployAndCreateManager', '0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7']
INFO >> grantDeployAndCreateManager
     >> status: 0x0
     >> transactionHash: 0xf60452a12d5346fa641bca6bee662c261fa0c67ef90aca3944cdb29a5803c625
     >> gasUsed: 0x6518
     >> grantDeployAndCreateManager succ, output: 1

listDeployAndCreateManager¶

List the account information for which the contract and user tables were created:

$ ./console.py listDeployAndCreateManager
INFO >> user input : ['listDeployAndCreateManager']
----->> ITEM 0
     = address: 0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7
     = enable_num: 15

revokeUserTableManager¶

Revoke the write permission of the specified user on the specified user table:

./console.py revokeUserTableManager [tableName] [account_adddress]

Parameters include: -tableName: the name of the table that the specified user is prohibited from writing to -account _ address: the address of the account whose permission has been revoked

# Revoke the control permission of account 0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7 on user table t _ test
$ ./console.py revokeUserTableManager t_test 0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7
INFO >> user input : ['revokeUserTableManager', 't_test', '0x95198B93705e394a916579e048c8A32DdFB900f7']
INFO >> revokeUserTableManager
     >> status: 0x0
     >> transactionHash: 0xc7ffbd0f79bfe06f43c603afde5997f9127a9fe499338362e64c653a593ded36
     >> gasUsed: 0x6398
     >> revokeUserTableManager succ, output: 1