use std::env; use anyhow::Result; use plonky2::plonk::proof::ProofWithPublicInputs; use codex_plonky2_circuits::recursion::tree::TreeRecursion; use proof_input::params::{D, C, F, HF}; use proof_input::serialization::file_paths::{PROOF_JSON, TREE_PROOF_JSON, VERIFIER_CIRC_DATA_JSON}; use proof_input::serialization::json::{export_tree_proof_with_pi, import_proof_with_pi, import_verifier_circuit_data}; fn main() -> Result<()> { // load the parameters from environment variables const N: usize = 2; // take k = "number of proofs" from env arguments; default to 4 if not there let args: Vec = env::args().collect(); let t: usize = args.get(1).and_then(|s| s.parse().ok()).unwrap_or(4); match t { 2 => run_tree::<2>()?, 4 => run_tree::<4>()?, 8 => run_tree::<8>()?, 16 => run_tree::<2>()?, 32 => run_tree::<4>()?, 64 => run_tree::<8>()?, 128 => run_tree::<2>()?, 256 => run_tree::<4>()?, 512 => run_tree::<8>()?, 1024 => run_tree::<8>()?, other => panic!("unsupported proof count: {}", other), } Ok(()) } fn run_tree() -> Result<()> { const N: usize = 2; // Read the proof let proof_with_pi = import_proof_with_pi::()?; println!("Proof with public input imported from: {}", PROOF_JSON); // read the circuit data let verifier_data = import_verifier_circuit_data::()?; println!("Verifier circuit data imported from: {}", VERIFIER_CIRC_DATA_JSON); // duplicate the proof to get k proofs // this is just for testing - in real scenario we would need to load k proofs let proofs: Vec> = (0..T).map(|_i| proof_with_pi.clone()).collect(); let mut tree = TreeRecursion::::build_with_standard_config(verifier_data.clone()).unwrap(); let tree_proof = tree.prove_tree_and_compress(&proofs).unwrap(); //export the proof to json file export_tree_proof_with_pi(&tree_proof)?; println!("Tree proof written to: {}", TREE_PROOF_JSON); let inner_pi: Vec> = proofs.iter().map(|p| p.public_inputs.clone()).collect(); assert!(tree.verify_proof_and_public_input(tree_proof,inner_pi.clone(),false).is_ok()); Ok(()) }