Scripts used to compile whitelists and merkle proofs for Art101 drops. Assumes you have go-merkle-distributor installed to your system and you know how to use it.
The crux of these scripts is that I compile CSV files containing a wallet address and amount of tokens whitelisted for, and execute a series of Python scripts which generate the appropriate files needed for go-merkle-distributor. The scripts generate the merkle proofs and output needed which I host on the website as distribution.json and use client side Javascript to retrieve and parse proofs which then are used in the minting process on the website.
For example's sake, let's say I have generated an export of holders of various tokens and stored it in nfs.csv, mnd.csv, and bb.csv. I update my 1_splice.py script to reference those files after the if __name__ == "__main__": block. I execute 1_splice.py which parses those CSV files and tallies up the amounts to each address and prints a JSON payload in the format needed for go-merkle-distributor.
$ python3 1_splice.py > output.json
From there, run go-merkle-distributor against output.json to generate the addr-to-claim.json file which contains the merkle proofs required for the merkle drop whitelist.
$ go-merkle-distributor --json-file=output.json
2020/12/25 01:27:55 Generating claim info for /home/lza_menace/git/github.com/art101nft/whitelist-scripts/output.json
2020/12/25 01:27:55 Root: 0x8f18c9e313036848cbbcb8b34676105ce866ee33bf29d16dee82bd1a8411163d
2020/12/25 01:27:55 Created claim info file at addr-to-claim.json
Now we need to setup the distribution.json which is the same file but cleaned up and the root proof removed. Idk how necessary this is tbh.
$ python3 2_striproot.py > ~/git/mywebsite.io/distribution.json
$ cd ~/git/mywebsite.io
$ git commit -am "updating merkle proof distribution file" && git push origin main
Run 3_tally.py to return a total number of whitelisted addresses and amounts.
Pipe the output of 1_splice.py into jq and use grep to search for specific accounts to see how much is allocated individually.