How to send using CLI

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To use your wallet with Klever Toolchain, you will need to map your wallet private key (the .pem file created in the session How to create a wallet) into the toolchain by adding:
-v $(pwd)/wallet:/opt/klever-blockchain
Or if you are using a self-hosted node, use --network=host to access the local node API. You can also use a public node by adding an environment variable into the toolchain:
-e KLEVR_NODE=https://node.testnet.klever.finance
Send tokens with the following code:
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docker run -it --rm --user "$(id -u):$(id -g)" \
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    -v $(pwd)/wallet:/opt/klever-blockchain \
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    --network=host \
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    --entrypoint=/usr/local/bin/operator \
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    kleverapp/klever-go-testnet:latest \
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    --key-file=./walletKey.pem \
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    --node=https://node.testnet.klever.finance \
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    account send klv1h7vx629mwuv4pnecn0k9clxp9rt7rquat3kvydgu8npt20e0ntjq3jhd40 137
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On the last line, after the "send" command (send klv1h7vx629mwuv4pnecn0k9clxp9rt7rquat3kvydgu8npt20e0ntjq3jhd40 137), the code represents the following scheme: [TO] [AMOUNT]. 
[TO] is the address to whom the tokens are being sent.
[AMOUNT] is how much is being sent.
--kda is the Asset ID.
If no --kda is passed, as in the example above, the default KDA is KLV.
Here is another example, sending KFI:
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docker run -it --rm --user "$(id -u):$(id -g)" \
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    -v $(pwd)/wallet:/opt/klever-blockchain \
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    --network=host \
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    --entrypoint=/usr/local/bin/operator \
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    kleverapp/klever-go-testnet:latest \
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    --key-file=./walletKey.pem \
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    --node=https://node.testnet.klever.finance \
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    account send klv1h7vx629mwuv4pnecn0k9clxp9rt7rquat3kvydgu8npt20e0ntjq3jhd40 \
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    137 --kda=KFI
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