Enhance local setup/launch with python script (#2534)

Enhance local setup/launch with python script

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Co-authored-by: Verin1005 <104152026+Verin1005@users.noreply.github.com>

.dockerignore

@@ -4,6 +4,7 @@
 .githooks/
 **/target
 **/ts-tests
+**/local-setup
 
 # stuff under tee-worker/
 tee-worker/.dockerignore
@@ -13,7 +14,6 @@ tee-worker/bin/spid.txt
 tee-worker/bin/sidechain_db/
 tee-worker/docker/*.yml
 tee-worker/docs/
-tee-worker/local-setup/
 tee-worker/scripts/
 tee-worker/target/
 tee-worker/tmp/

.gitignore

@@ -19,3 +19,7 @@ rococo-fork.json
 gethdata
 
 *.patch
+/log
+/log-backup
+**/__pycache__/
+**/.env

README.md

@@ -172,25 +172,25 @@ pip install python-dotenv pycurl docker toml
 
 In order to create a local docker setup, you can run the following command
 ```
-./local-setup/launch.py --config ./local-setup/development-worker.json
+./local-setup/launch.py
 ```
-This will create three docker containers, 2 relay chain validators and 1 parachain Collator. However, it will use the default ports as present in .env.dev. If you want to run the system by offsetting the default ports, you can run this command instead:
+This will run node in local-binary-standalone mode. However, it will use the default ports as present in .env.dev. If you want to run the system by offsetting the default ports, you can run this command instead:
 
 ```
-./local-setup/launch.py --config local-setup/development-worker.json --offset 100
+./local-setup/launch.py --offset 100
 ```
 This will run the same containers and use the offset value of 100.
 
 ### 2. Start a local binary setup
 
 In order to create a local binary setup, using default ports, you can run the following command:
 ```
-./local-setup/launch.py --config ./local-setup/development-worker.json --parachain local-binary
+./local-setup/launch.py --parachain local-binary
 ```
 
 If you want to launch the same system by offsetting the port values, you can use this command: 
 ```
-./local-setup/launch.py --config ./local-setup/development-worker.json --parachain local-binary --offset 100
+./local-setup/launch.py --parachain local-binary --offset 100
 ```
 
 In case you receive the following error:
@@ -202,7 +202,7 @@ Fix it manually by installing pycurl using pip3.
 
 Similar to 2, but it launches a standalone parachain node, see [Launch a standalone parachain node](#launch-a-standalone-parachain-node):
 ```
-./local-setup/launch.py --config ./local-setup/development-worker.json --parachain local-binary-standalone
+./local-setup/launch.py --parachain local-binary-standalone
 ```
 
 It will dramatically reduce the waiting time and the tee-worker should be ready to use very soon.
@@ -252,7 +252,7 @@ In logs, you’ll see the sidechain starts to produce blocks
 
 ### Additional Info:
 
-1. Change the RUST_LOG level: `litentry-parachain/tee-worker/local-setup/py/worker.py`
+1. Change the RUST_LOG level: `litentry-parachain/local-setup/py/worker.py`
 2. Check existing ts-tests: `litentry-parachain/tee-worker/ts-tests/package.json`
 3. JSON config parameters: `litentry-parachain/tee-worker/service/src/cli.yml`