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- #!/usr/bin/env bash
- # This script configures the devnet for test transfers with hardcoded addresses.
- set -eu
- # Configure CLI (works the same as upstream Solana CLI)
- mkdir -p ~/.config/solana/cli
- cat <<EOF > ~/.config/solana/cli/config.yml
- json_rpc_url: "http://127.0.0.1:8899"
- websocket_url: ""
- keypair_path: /usr/src/solana/keys/solana-devnet.json
- EOF
- # Static key for the mint so it always has the same address
- cat <<EOF > token.json
- [179,228,102,38,68,102,75,133,127,56,63,167,143,42,59,29,220,215,100,149,220,241,176,204,154,241,168,147,195,139,55,100,22,88,9,115,146,64,160,172,3,185,132,64,254,137,133,84,142,58,166,131,205,13,77,157,245,181,101,150,105,250,163,1]
- EOF
- # Static key for the NFT mint so it always has the same address
- cat <<EOF > nft.json
- [155,117,110,235,96,214,56,128,109,79,49,209,212,13,134,5,43,123,213,68,21,156,128,100,95,8,43,51,188,230,21,197,156,0,108,72,200,203,243,56,73,203,7,163,249,54,21,156,197,35,249,89,28,177,153,154,189,69,137,14,197,254,233,183]
- EOF
- # Static key for the 2nd NFT mint so it always has the same address
- cat <<EOF > nft2.json
- [40,74,92,250,81,56,202,67,129,124,193,219,24,161,198,98,191,214,136,7,112,26,72,17,33,249,24,225,183,237,27,216,11,179,26,170,82,220,3,253,152,185,151,186,12,21,138,161,175,46,180,3,167,165,70,51,128,45,237,143,146,49,34,180]
- EOF
- # Static key for the 3nd NFT mint so it always has the same address
- cat <<EOF > nft3.json
- [237,91,99,59,171,108,222,79,145,161,183,11,19,47,174,103,92,35,34,136,123,190,169,63,107,117,190,109,0,240,233,8,139,177,114,106,66,109,185,216,58,55,83,115,160,194,236,49,7,252,13,189,79,81,65,124,113,183,96,26,14,98,166,118]
- EOF
- # Constants
- cli_address=6sbzC1eH4FTujJXWj51eQe25cYvr4xfXbJ1vAj7j2k5J
- bridge_address=Bridge1p5gheXUvJ6jGWGeCsgPKgnE3YgdGKRVCMY9o
- nft_bridge_address=NFTWqJR8YnRVqPDvTJrYuLrQDitTG5AScqbeghi4zSA
- token_bridge_address=B6RHG3mfcckmrYN1UhmJzyS1XX3fZKbkeUcpJe9Sy3FE
- recipient_address=90F8bf6A479f320ead074411a4B0e7944Ea8c9C1
- chain_id_ethereum=2
- account2=7HrnXGAzG6mV93Lumk7yfyrNk2bpstq8YyesqojLj8mG
- # load the .env file with the devent init data
- source .env
- retry () {
- while ! $@; do
- sleep 1
- done
- }
- # Fund our account (as defined in solana/keys/solana-devnet.json).
- retry solana airdrop 1000
- # Fund our second account
- solana airdrop 1000 "$account2"
- # Create a new SPL token
- token=$(spl-token create-token -- token.json | grep 'Creating token' | awk '{ print $3 }')
- echo "Created token $token"
- # Create token account
- account=$(spl-token create-account "$token" | grep 'Creating account' | awk '{ print $3 }')
- echo "Created token account $account"
- # Mint new tokens owned by our CLI account
- spl-token mint "$token" 10000000000 "$account"
- # Create meta for token
- token-bridge-client create-meta "$token" "Solana Test Token" "SOLT" ""
- # Create a new SPL NFT
- nft=$(spl-token create-token --decimals 0 -- nft.json | grep 'Creating token' | awk '{ print $3 }')
- echo "Created NFT $nft"
- # Create NFT account
- nft_account=$(spl-token create-account "$nft" | grep 'Creating account' | awk '{ print $3 }')
- echo "Created NFT account $nft_account"
- # Mint new NFT owned by our CLI account
- spl-token mint "$nft" 1 "$nft_account"
- # Create meta for token
- token-bridge-client create-meta "$nft" "Not a PUNK🎸" "PUNK🎸" "https://wrappedpunks.com:3000/api/punks/metadata/39"
- nft=$(spl-token create-token --decimals 0 -- nft2.json | grep 'Creating token' | awk '{ print $3 }')
- echo "Created NFT $nft"
- nft_account=$(spl-token create-account "$nft" | grep 'Creating account' | awk '{ print $3 }')
- echo "Created NFT account $nft_account"
- spl-token mint "$nft" 1 "$nft_account"
- token-bridge-client create-meta "$nft" "Not a PUNK 2🎸" "PUNK2🎸" "https://wrappedpunks.com:3000/api/punks/metadata/51"
- # Create a new SPL NFT
- nft=$(spl-token create-token --decimals 0 -- nft3.json | grep 'Creating token' | awk '{ print $3 }')
- echo "Created NFT $nft"
- # Create NFT account
- nft_account=$(spl-token create-account --owner "$account2" "$nft" | grep 'Creating account' | awk '{ print $3 }')
- echo "Created NFT account $nft_account"
- # Mint new NFT owned by our second account
- spl-token mint "$nft" 1 "$nft_account"
- # Create meta for token
- token-bridge-client create-meta "$nft" "Not a PUNK3🎸" "PUNK3🎸" "https://wrappedpunks.com:3000/api/punks/metadata/69"
- # Create the bridge contract at a known address
- # OK to fail on subsequent attempts (already created).
- retry client create-bridge "$bridge_address" "$INIT_SIGNERS_CSV" 86400 100
- # Initialize the token bridge
- retry token-bridge-client create-bridge "$token_bridge_address" "$bridge_address"
- # Initialize the NFT bridge
- retry token-bridge-client create-bridge "$nft_bridge_address" "$bridge_address"
- # next we get all the registration VAAs from the environment
- # if a new VAA is added, this will automatically pick it up
- VAAS=$(set | grep "REGISTER_.*_VAA" | grep -v SOL | cut -d '=' -f1)
- # reset the builtin SECONDS timer (it's incremented once a second).
- SECONDS=0
- # use 'worm' to submit each registration VAA
- echo "Running chain registrations in parallel"
- # we'll send the registration calls in parallel, but we want to wait on them at
- # the end, so we collect the PIDs
- registration_pids=()
- for VAA in $VAAS
- do
- VAA=${!VAA}
- worm submit $VAA --chain solana --network devnet &
- registration_pids+=( $! )
- done
- # wait on registration calls
- for pid in "${registration_pids[@]}"; do
- wait $pid
- done
- echo "Registrations successfully completed in $SECONDS seconds."
- # Let k8s startup probe succeed
- nc -k -l -p 2000
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