rln-interep-contract/README.md

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# Hardhat Project for Rln-interep-contract
## Compilation
```shell
yarn compile
```
## Testing
```shell
yarn test
```
## Test with Waku-RLN-Relay (chat2)
1. Clone [nwaku](https://github.com/waku-org/nwaku) and switch to the `rln-interep-poc` branch
2. Fetch dependencies
```shell
yarn
```
3. In a different terminal window, start the local eth node
```shell
yarn start
```
4. In a new terminal window, run the deployment script and the interep group registration script
```shell
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`
```shell
make -j8 chat2 RLN=true
```
7. Run Alice's chat2 instance
```shell
./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
```shell
./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)
```shell
./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
```shell
yarn
```
3. Set the private key of the funded address into the env of a terminal window
```shell
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
```shell
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](https://github.com/waku-org/nwaku) and switch to the `rln-interep-poc` branch
17. Run
```shell
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://AOGECG2SPND25EEFMAJ5WF3KSGJNSGV356DSTL2YVLLZWIV6SAYBM@prod.waku.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
```shell
yarn start
yarn deploy:localhost
```
- To deploy to an target network (like Goerli), use the name as mentioned in the Hardhat config file.
```shell
yarn deploy:goerli
```
## References
For more information, see https://hardhat.org/hardhat-runner/docs/guides/project-setup