Elements code tutorial
An easy way to run the main tutorial’s code
Rather than have to copy and paste or type in each line of code in the tutorial, you can use the code below.
Save the code in a file named runtutorial.sh and place it in your home directory.
To run this code just open a terminal in your $HOME directory and run:
bash runtutorial.sh
Then press the return key to execute each line in turn.
Note: If you want to run some of the steps automatically and then have execution stop and wait for you to press enter before continuing one line at a time: move the trap read debug statement down so that it is above the line you want to stop at. Execution will run each line automatically and stop when that line is reached. It will then switch to executing one line at a time, waiting for you to press return before executing the next command.
You will see that occasionally we will use the sleep command to pause execution. This allows the daemons time to do things like stop, start and sync mempools.
It is perhaps a good idea to have the relevant tutorial pages open as you run through this code for reference, as it is not itself annotated in any meaningful way.
There is a chance that the “ and ‘ characters may not paste into your runtutorial.sh file correctly, so type over them yourself if you come across any issues executing the code.
#!/bin/bash
set -x
trap read debug
# This code was originally based upon and expands the example found here: https://github.com/ElementsProject/elements/tree/elements-0.14.1/contrib/assets_tutorial
################################
#
# Save this code in a file named runtutorial.sh and place it in your home directory.
#
# To run this code just open a terminal in your home directory and run:
# bash runtutorial.sh
#
# Then press the return key to execute each line in turn.
#
# If you want to run some of the steps automatically and then have execution stop
# and wait for you to press enter before continuing one line at a time: move
# the **trap read debug** statement down so that it is above the line you want to
# stop at. Execution will run each line automatically and stop when that line is
# reached. It will then switch to executing one line at a time, waiting for you
# to press return before executing the next command.
#
# You will see that occasionally we will use the **sleep** command to pause execution.
# This allows the daemons time to do things like stop, start and sync mempools.
#
# It is perhaps a good idea to have the relevant tutorial pages open as you run
# through this code for reference, as it is not itself annotated in any meaningful way.
#
# There is a chance that the " and ' characters may not paste into your
# **runtutorial.sh** file correctly, so type over them yourself if you come
# across any issues executing the code.
#
#################################
cd
cd elements
cd src
shopt -s expand_aliases
alias b-dae="bitcoind -datadir=$HOME/bitcoindir"
alias b-cli="bitcoin-cli -datadir=$HOME/bitcoindir"
alias e1-dae="$HOME/elements/src/elementsd -datadir=$HOME/elementsdir1"
alias e1-cli="$HOME/elements/src/elements-cli -datadir=$HOME/elementsdir1"
alias e2-dae="$HOME/elements/src/elementsd -datadir=$HOME/elementsdir2"
alias e2-cli="$HOME/elements/src/elements-cli -datadir=$HOME/elementsdir2"
echo "The following 3 lines may error - that is fine."
b-cli stop
e1-cli stop
e2-cli stop
sleep 5
cd
echo "The following 3 'rm' commands may error - that is fine."
rm -r ~/bitcoindir ; rm -r ~/elementsdir1 ; rm -r ~/elementsdir2
mkdir ~/bitcoindir ; mkdir ~/elementsdir1 ; mkdir ~/elementsdir2
cd elements
cd src
cp ~/elements/contrib/assets_tutorial/bitcoin.conf ~/bitcoindir/bitcoin.conf
cp ~/elements/contrib/assets_tutorial/elements1.conf ~/elementsdir1/elements.conf
cp ~/elements/contrib/assets_tutorial/elements2.conf ~/elementsdir2/elements.conf
b-dae
sleep 5
b-cli -getinfo
e1-dae
e2-dae
sleep 5
e1-cli getwalletinfo
e2-cli getwalletinfo
######## WALLET ###########
e1-cli sendtoaddress $(e1-cli getnewaddress) 21000000 "" "" true
e1-cli generate 101
sleep 5
e1-cli sendtoaddress $(e2-cli getnewaddress) 10500000 "" "" false
e1-cli generate 101
sleep 5
e1-cli getwalletinfo
e2-cli getwalletinfo
ADDR=$(e2-cli getnewaddress)
echo $ADDR
e2-cli validateaddress $ADDR
TXID=$(e2-cli sendtoaddress $ADDR 1)
sleep 2
e1-cli getrawmempool
e2-cli getrawmempool
e1-cli getinfo
e2-cli getinfo
e2-cli generate 1
sleep 2
e1-cli getrawmempool
e2-cli getrawmempool
e1-cli getinfo
e2-cli getinfo
e2-cli gettransaction $TXID
echo "This may error - that is ok"
e1-cli gettransaction $TXID
e1-cli getrawtransaction $TXID 1
e1-cli importprivkey $(e2-cli dumpprivkey $ADDR)
e1-cli gettransaction $TXID
e1-cli getwalletinfo
e1-cli listunspent 1 1
e1-cli importblindingkey $ADDR $(e2-cli dumpblindingkey $ADDR)
e1-cli getwalletinfo
e1-cli listunspent 1 1
e1-cli gettransaction $TXID
###### ASSETS #######
e1-cli getwalletinfo
e1-cli getwalletinfo bitcoin
e1-cli dumpassetlabels
e1-cli getwalletinfo b2e15d0d7a0c94e4e2ce0fe6e8691b9e451377f6e46e8045a86f7c4b5d4f0f23
ISSUE=$(e1-cli issueasset 100 1)
ASSET=$(echo $ISSUE | jq '.asset' | tr -d '"')
TOKEN=$(echo $ISSUE | jq '.token' | tr -d '"')
ITXID=$(echo $ISSUE | jq '.txid' | tr -d '"')
IVIN=$(echo $ISSUE | jq '.vin' | tr -d '"')
echo $ASSET
e1-cli listissuances
e1-cli stop
sleep 2
e1-dae -assetdir=$ASSET:demoasset
sleep 2
e1-cli listissuances
e1-cli generate 1
sleep 2
e2-cli listissuances
IADDR=$(e1-cli gettransaction $ITXID | jq '.details[0].address' | tr -d '"')
e2-cli importaddress $IADDR
e2-cli listissuances
ISSUEKEY=$(e1-cli dumpissuanceblindingkey $ITXID $IVIN)
e2-cli importissuanceblindingkey $ITXID $IVIN $ISSUEKEY
e2-cli listissuances
E2DEMOADD=$(e2-cli getnewaddress)
e1-cli sendtoaddress $E2DEMOADD 10 "" "" false demoasset
sleep 2
e1-cli generate 1
sleep 2
e2-cli getwalletinfo
e1-cli getwalletinfo
E1DEMOADD=$(e1-cli getnewaddress)
e2-cli sendtoaddress $E1DEMOADD 10 "" "" false $ASSET
sleep 2
e2-cli generate 1
sleep 2
e1-cli getwalletinfo
e2-cli getwalletinfo
RTRANS=$(e1-cli reissueasset $ASSET 99)
RTXID=$(echo $RTRANS | jq '.txid' | tr -d '"')
e1-cli listissuances $ASSET
e1-cli gettransaction $RTXID
e1-cli generate 1
sleep 2
RAWRTRANS=$(e2-cli getrawtransaction $RTXID)
e2-cli decoderawtransaction $RAWRTRANS
e1-cli getwalletinfo
e2-cli getwalletinfo
echo "This will error and that is expected:"
e2-cli reissueasset $ASSET 10
RITRECADD=$(e2-cli getnewaddress)
e1-cli sendtoaddress $RITRECADD 1 "" "" false $TOKEN
e1-cli generate 1
sleep 2
e1-cli getwalletinfo
e2-cli getwalletinfo
RISSUE=$(e2-cli reissueasset $ASSET 10)
e2-cli getwalletinfo
e2-cli generate 1
sleep 2
e1-cli listissuances
RITXID=$(echo $RISSUE | jq '.txid' | tr -d '"')
RIADDR=$(e2-cli gettransaction $RITXID | jq '.details[0].address' | tr -d '"')
e1-cli importaddress $RIADDR
e1-cli listissuances
UBRISSUE=$(e2-cli issueasset 55 1 false)
UBASSET=$(echo $UBRISSUE | jq '.asset' | tr -d '"')
e2-cli getwalletinfo
e2-cli generate 1
sleep 2
UBRITXID=$(echo $UBRISSUE | jq '.txid' | tr -d '"')
UBRIADDR=$(e2-cli gettransaction $UBRITXID | jq '.details[0].address' | tr -d '"')
e1-cli importaddress $UBRIADDR
e1-cli listissuances
e2-cli destroyamount $UBASSET 5
e2-cli getwalletinfo
###### BLOCKSIGNING #######
e1-cli generate 1
sleep 2
ADDR1=$(e1-cli getnewaddress)
ADDR2=$(e2-cli getnewaddress)
VALID1=$(e1-cli validateaddress $ADDR1)
PUBKEY1=$(echo $VALID1 | jq '.pubkey' | tr -d '"')
VALID2=$(e2-cli validateaddress $ADDR2)
PUBKEY2=$(echo $VALID2 | jq '.pubkey' | tr -d '"')
KEY1=$(e1-cli dumpprivkey $ADDR1)
KEY2=$(e2-cli dumpprivkey $ADDR2)
MULTISIG=$(e1-cli createmultisig 2 '''["'''$PUBKEY1'''", "'''$PUBKEY2'''"]''')
REDEEMSCRIPT=$(echo $MULTISIG | jq '.redeemScript' | tr -d '"')
echo $REDEEMSCRIPT
e1-cli stop
e2-cli stop
sleep 5
SIGNBLOCKARG="-signblockscript=$(echo $REDEEMSCRIPT)"
rm -r ~/elementsdir1/elementsregtest/blocks
rm -r ~/elementsdir1/elementsregtest/chainstate
rm ~/elementsdir1/elementsregtest/wallet.dat
rm -r ~/elementsdir2/elementsregtest/blocks
rm -r ~/elementsdir2/elementsregtest/chainstate
rm ~/elementsdir2/elementsregtest/wallet.dat
e1-dae $SIGNBLOCKARG
e2-dae $SIGNBLOCKARG
sleep 5
e1-cli importprivkey $KEY1
e2-cli importprivkey $KEY2
echo "This will error - that is ok:"
e1-cli generate 1
e2-cli generate 1
HEX=$(e1-cli getnewblockhex)
e1-cli getblockcount
e1-cli submitblock $HEX
e1-cli getblockcount
SIGN1=$(e1-cli signblock $HEX)
SIGN2=$(e2-cli signblock $HEX)
BLOCKRESULT=$(e1-cli combineblocksigs $HEX '''["'''$SIGN1'''", "'''$SIGN2'''"]''')
COMPLETE=$(echo $BLOCKRESULT | jq '.complete' | tr -d '"')
SIGNBLOCK=$(echo $BLOCKRESULT | jq '.hex' | tr -d '"')
echo $COMPLETE
e2-cli submitblock $SIGNBLOCK
e1-cli getblockcount
e2-cli getblockcount
e1-cli stop
e2-cli stop
sleep 5
######## Pegging #######
rm -r ~/elementsdir1/elementsregtest/blocks
rm -r ~/elementsdir1/elementsregtest/chainstate
rm ~/elementsdir1/elementsregtest/wallet.dat
rm -r ~/elementsdir2/elementsregtest/blocks
rm -r ~/elementsdir2/elementsregtest/chainstate
rm ~/elementsdir2/elementsregtest/wallet.dat
FEDPEGARG="-fedpegscript=5221$(echo $PUBKEY1)21$(echo $PUBKEY2)52ae"
e1-dae $FEDPEGARG
e2-dae $FEDPEGARG
sleep 5
e1-cli generate 101
b-cli generate 101
e1-cli getpeginaddress
e1-cli getpeginaddress
ADDRS=$(e1-cli getpeginaddress)
MAINCHAIN=$(echo $ADDRS | jq '.mainchain_address' | tr -d '"')
SIDECHAIN=$(echo $ADDRS | jq '.claim_script' | tr -d '"')
b-cli getwalletinfo
TXID=$(b-cli sendtoaddress $MAINCHAIN 1)
b-cli getwalletinfo
b-cli generate 101
b-cli getwalletinfo
PROOF=$(b-cli gettxoutproof '''["'''$TXID'''"]''')
RAW=$(b-cli getrawtransaction $TXID)
CLAIMTXID=$(e1-cli claimpegin $RAW $PROOF)
e2-cli generate 1
sleep 2
e1-cli getrawtransaction $CLAIMTXID 1
e1-cli getwalletinfo
#### Pegging Out ####
e1-cli sendtomainchain $(b-cli getnewaddress) 10
e1-cli generate 1
e1-cli getwalletinfo
e1-cli stop
e2-cli stop
b-cli stop
sleep 5
echo "Completed"