This repo requires docker and git installed.
- Clone repo:
git clone https://github.com/0xhashdev/hashmaxxing.git && cd hashmaxxing - Build production container: Either run
./build-image-prod.sh
or
docker build \ --build-arg USRNM=$(whoami) \ --build-arg USRUID=$(id -u) \ --build-arg USRGID=$(id -g) \ -t hashmaxxing:latest \ -f Dockerfile.prod . - Create directory on your host machine for the accounts:
mkdir $HOME/hashmaxxing_accounts - Run the image and mount accounts dir:
docker run -it -v $HOME/hashmaxxing_accounts:/host/hashmaxxing_accounts/ hashmaxxing:latest - Inside the docker run the following command to create a new address:
hashmaxxing generate-address --output $HASHMAXXING_ACCOUNTS_PATH/default_account.json
This will create a new account. You will be prompted to set up a password for this account:
Creating new address and saving key to "/host/hashmaxxing_accounts/default_account.json"...
Password:
Confirm password:
Created new wallet with address 0x4872368f72af6fa81c0e1919feadcbc7631aa1e9
IMPORTANT: The environment variable $HASHMAXXING_ACCOUNTS_PATH inside the container should always point to a mounted directory. This way, the account private key will exist on your host system and will not be lost, when you stop the container. If you create an account that is saved only inside the container it will be lost, when you stop the container.
Be careful: If you forget your password or delete the json file, there is absolutely no way to recover this account. We recommend storing a small value on this account, as this will only be used to pay for gas fees, when you submit a nonce to the smart contract.
Once installed, you can use the tool by starting the container and working inside it.
- Start the container, if not started yet:
docker run -it -v $HOME/hashmaxxing_accounts:/host/hashmaxxing_accounts/ hashmaxxing:latest - Start hashmaxxing a.k.a. mining by running the following command inside docker:
hashmaxxing start --beneficiary=<your address>
note: we recommend the beneficary address to be different from the address you generated at installation, preferably a cold wallet address or your Metamask address.
To learn more about possible flags and command line arguments, run hashmaxxing --help or hashmaxxing start --help.
Note: you can try running the software using testnet ETH and testnet contracts by specifying --network=ethereum_goerli or --network=arbitrum_goerli.
After a successful installation, when running the program, you should see something like this:
Token: 0x445164D9E038e1dae0989E4b6Ac745B78d26F181
Gateway: 0x04bdBE0Bc4EdB62eA12070435ee67782bA292948
Token: 0x445164D9E038e1dae0989E4b6Ac745B78d26F181
Gateway: 0x7040876a31b4767fEA173E5cc04010f2CFB89Ff0
Token: 0x72680c4D435d276c4bF56f82b6471D0A36cc0B20
Gateway: 0x1b50aA79dA53a037f3545C2C275F33d0A94FcFcf