Modified Ore CLI

A custom command line interface for the Ore program.

Prerequisites

1. Make sure you install rust first. Just google how for your OS.
2. Also you will need to generate some keypairs. This would require you to install solana-cli.

For convention you wanna do something like this and number it id0.json, id1.json, id2.json... and so forth

solana-keygen new -o "id0.json"

Alternatively you can use this script to generate a lot of keys at once. this will create 20 keypairs.

chmod +x keygen.sh
./keygen.sh 0 20

3. You should next populate each of these wallets with 0.05 SOL. You can gather all the addresses by running this: You need to make sure you have Node installed.

npm install
node printAddresses.js

Get these addresses and use something like FFF airdrop tool to distribute the sol.

Start mining

Run these commands to setup once.

cargo build
chmod +x run.sh

Step 2. Run this in the terminal one for each address (Max or Linux)

Where 0 replace with the keypair number.

./run.sh 0

Step 3. You can claim your ORE later by using this command: Replace the brackets along with the inside of it with the API key and the id of the keypair

cargo run -- --rpc 'https://rpc.hellomoon.io/<HELLO MOON RPC>' --keypair id<ID OF KEYPAIR>.json --priority-fee 100000 claim

example:

cargo run -- --rpc 'https://rpc.hellomoon.io/a51d4e2f-b447-45f7-8a4a-78baf90bac12' --keypair id3.json --priority-fee 100000 claim

Open a terminal for each miner and change the integer.

Good luck

Optional: Get a free hellomoon RPC endpoint:

you can edit the run.sh script: replacing this line:

cargo run -- --keypair "id${x}.json" --priority-fee 100000 mine

to this line:

cargo run -- --rpc 'https://rpc.hellomoon.io/<HELLO MOON RPC>' --keypair "id${x}.json" --priority-fee 100000 mine