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Add hints on how to find cic registry and eth provider

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@ -85,6 +85,8 @@ This step is needed in *all* cases.
`RUN_MASK=1 docker-compose up contract-migration` `RUN_MASK=1 docker-compose up contract-migration`
After this step is run, you can find top-level ethereum addresses (like the cic registry address, which you will need below) in `<repository_root>/service-configs/.env`
#### Custodial provisions #### Custodial provisions
@ -112,8 +114,13 @@ If metadata is to be imported, also run:
### Step 3 - User imports ### Step 3 - User imports
If you did not change the docker-compose setup, your `eth_provider` the you need for the commands below will be `http://localhost:63545`.
The keystore file is relative to the directory you found this README in. Of course you can use a different wallet, but then you will have to provide it with tokens yourself (hint: `../reset.sh`)
Only run _one_ of the following. Only run _one_ of the following.
#### Alternative 1 - Sovereign wallet import - `eth` #### Alternative 1 - Sovereign wallet import - `eth`
@ -135,20 +142,20 @@ If you are transferring balances externally, then run:
Run in sequence, in first terminal: Run in sequence, in first terminal:
`python cic_eth/import_balance.py -v -c config -p http://localhost:63545 -r 0xea6225212005e86a4490018ded4bf37f3e772161 -y ../keystore/UTC--2021-01-08T17-18-44.521011372Z--eb3907ecad74a0013c259d5874ae7f22dcbcc95c --head out` `python cic_eth/import_balance.py -v -c config -p <eth_provider> -r <cic_registry_address> -y ../keystore/UTC--2021-01-08T17-18-44.521011372Z--eb3907ecad74a0013c259d5874ae7f22dcbcc95c --head out`
In another terminal: In another terminal:
`python cic_eth/import_users.py -v -c config --redis-host-callback <redis_hostname_in_docker> out` `python cic_eth/import_users.py -v -c config --redis-host-callback <redis_hostname_in_docker> out`
The `redis_hostname_in_docker` value is the hostname required to reach the redis server from within the docker cluster. The `import_users` script will receive the address of each newly created custodial account on a redis subscription fed by a callback task in the `cic_eth` account creation task chain. The `redis_hostname_in_docker` value is the hostname required to reach the redis server from within the docker cluster, and should be `redis` if you left the docker-compose unchanged. The `import_users` script will receive the address of each newly created custodial account on a redis subscription fed by a callback task in the `cic_eth` account creation task chain.
#### Alternative 3 - USSD import - `cic_ussd` #### Alternative 3 - USSD import - `cic_ussd`
Run in sequence, in first terminal: Run in sequence, in first terminal:
`python cic_eth/import_balance.py -v -c config -p http://localhost:63545 -r 0xea6225212005e86a4490018ded4bf37f3e772161 -y ../keystore/UTC--2021-01-08T17-18-44.521011372Z--eb3907ecad74a0013c259d5874ae7f22dcbcc95c out` `python cic_eth/import_balance.py -v -c config -p <eth_provider> -r <cic_registry_address> -y ../keystore/UTC--2021-01-08T17-18-44.521011372Z--eb3907ecad74a0013c259d5874ae7f22dcbcc95c out`
In second terminal: In second terminal: