Hardhat Project for Rln-interep-contract

Compilation

yarn compile

Testing

yarn test

Test with Waku-RLN-Relay (chat2)

1. Clone nwaku and switch to the rln-interep-poc branch

2. Fetch dependencies

   yarn
   

3. In a different terminal window, start the local eth node

   yarn start
   

4. In a new terminal window, run the deployment script and the interep group registration script

   yarn deploy localhost_integration --reset && yarn e2e 11d5888ff45486b90a506367a4262e65a097c4b8eb509f3db01fbff714a96cbb
   

   The string after yarn e2e is used for deterministic credential generation.

   Make note of the ID Commitment, ID Key and Index from the output of running the e2e script.

5. Open 3 terminal windows with nwaku as the base directory

6. In one of them, build chat2

   make -j8 chat2 RLN=true
   

7. Run Alice's chat2 instance

    ./build/chat2 --fleet:none --content-topic:/toy-chat/2/luzhou/proto --rln-relay:true --rln-relay-dynamic:true --rln-relay-eth-contract-address:<use-the-contract-from-step-4> --rln-relay-eth-client-address:ws://localhost:8545 --ports-shift:5 --rln-relay-eth-account-private-key:3c914dff62bd200e1e1b1af9d40eace4bc70875d1007b8cad4a950d3c7b3e442 --log-level=DEBUG
   # Choose a nickname >> Alice
   

   Make note of Alice's peer address

8. In a different window, run Bob's chat2 instance

   ./build/chat2 --fleet:none --content-topic:/toy-chat/2/luzhou/proto --rln-relay:true --rln-relay-dynamic:true --rln-relay-eth-contract-address:<use-the-contract-from-step-4> --rln-relay-eth-client-address:ws://localhost:8545 --ports-shift:5 --rln-relay-eth-account-private-key:3c914dff62bd200e1e1b1af9d40eace4bc70875d1007b8cad4a950d3c7b3e442 --log-level=DEBUG --staticnode:<alice-peer-address>
   # Choose a nickname >> Bob
   

9. In a different window, run Carol's chat2 instance (we will use the same credentials that we used for Interep)

   ./build/chat2 --fleet:none --content-topic:/toy-chat/2/luzhou/proto --rln-relay:true --rln-relay-dynamic:true --rln-relay-eth-contract-address:<use-the-contract-from-step-4> --rln-relay-eth-client-address:ws://localhost:8545 --ports-shift:5 --rln-relay-id-commitment-key:<from-output-of-step-4> --rln-relay-id-key:<from-output-of-step-4> --rln-relay-membership-index:<from-output-of-step-4> --log-level=DEBUG --staticnode:<alice-peer-address>
   # Choose a nickname >> Carol
   

10. Now you can send messages from Carol, and they will be validated by Alice. Spam messages will be detected and dropped before relaying to Bob.

Test with Interep UI deployed on Goerli/other testnets

1. Fund an address with Goerli ETH from https://goerlifaucet.com

2. Fetch dependencies

   yarn
   

3. Set the private key of the funded address into the env of a terminal window

   export PRIVATE_KEY=<your-private-key>
   

4. Navigate to https://goerli.interep.link

5. Connect your wallet (using the funded address)

6. Follow the instructions to authorize a web2 provider of your choice. Note that only Github and Reddit are supported by RLN.

   • Note the provider name and reputation you have
   • Wait 2 minutes for the transaction containing your registration to be mined

7. In the open terminal window, run

   yarn proof <web2 provider name> <web2 reputation> goerli
   

8. In a new terminal window, run

   yarn ui
   

   • If http-server is missing, yarn global add http-server will resolve the issue.

9. Navigate to http://127.0.0.1:8080

10. Connect your wallet and fetch the contract state from the blockchain

11. Scroll down to the "Or use credentials you generated elsewhere:" section, and add the credentials obtained in step 7.

12. Scroll down and select "With semaphore proof"

13. Add the proof values from obtained in step 7

14. Click "Register with Proof"

15. Approve the transaction

16. In a new terminal window, Clone nwaku and switch to the rln-interep-poc branch

17. Run

make -j8 wakunode2 RLN=true && ./build/wakunode2 --rln-relay-content-topic:/toy-chat/2/luzhou/proto \
                                                 --rln-relay:true \
                                                 --rln-relay-dynamic:true \
                                                 --rln-relay-eth-contract-address:0xCd41a0aC28c5c025779eAC3208D0bF23baa3a5b6 \
                                                 --rln-relay-eth-client-address:ws://<goerli-rpc-url> \
                                                 --ports-shift=22 \
                                                 --log-level=DEBUG \
                                                 --dns-discovery \
                                                 --dns-discovery-url:enrtree://ANEDLO25QVUGJOUTQFRYKWX6P4Z4GKVESBMHML7DZ6YK4LGS5FC5O@prod.wakuv2.nodes.status.im \
                                                 --discv5-discovery:true \
                                                 --lightpush \
                                                 --filter \
                                                 --websocket-support \
                                                 --websocket-port:8000

• Make note of the node's multiaddr. It should look something like /ip4/172.13.4.12/tcp/8022/ws/p2p/16Uiu2HAkvWiyFsgRhuJEb9JfjYxEkoHLgnUQmr1N5mKWnYjxYRVm

18. In the browser, Add the multiaddr you obtained in step 17.

19. Choose a nickname, and send messages!

Deploying

• To deploy on local node, first start the local node and then run the deploy script

yarn start
yarn deploy:localhost

• To deploy to an target network (like Goerli), use the name as mentioned in the Hardhat config file.

yarn deploy:goerli

References

For more information, see https://hardhat.org/hardhat-runner/docs/guides/project-setup