Create wallets

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Set up wallet contracts

git clone https://github.com/0xPolygonHermez/zkevm-contracts.git
cd zkevm-contracts
npm i

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Create wallets

1. Create a wallets.js file.
   cd zkevm-contracts
   nano wallets.js
   
2. Copy/paste the JavaScript code below.
   const ethers = require("ethers");
   
   async function main() {
     const arrayNames = [
       "## Deployment Address",
       "\\n\\n## Trusted sequencer",
       "\\n\\n## Trusted aggregator",
     ];
     for (let i = 0; i < arrayNames.length; i++) {
       const wallet = ethers.Wallet.createRandom();
       console.log(arrayNames[i]);
       console.log(`Address: ${wallet.address}`);
       console.log(`PrvKey: ${wallet.privateKey}`);
       console.log(`mnemonic: "${wallet.mnemonic.phrase}"`);
   
       const keystoreJson = await wallet.encrypt("password");
       console.log(`keystore: $`{keystoreJson}``);
     }
   }
   
   main().catch((e) => {
     console.error(e);
     process.exit(1);
   });
   
3. Generate the wallets.
   node wallets.js | tee wallets.txt
   

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Prepare environment variables

1. Edit the environment variables file.
   cp .env.example .env        # copies .env.example file into .env
   nano .env                   # opens .env file for editing
   
2. Set the following variables.
   MNEMONIC="..."            # from wallets.txt Deployment Address mnemonic
   INFURA_API_KEY="..."      # your API Key from Infura account
   ETHERSCAN_API_KEY="..."   # your Etherscan API key
   
3. Send 1 Sepolia ETH to the deployment address wallet listed in wallets.txt.

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Edit deployment configuration

1. Open the deploy-parameters.json file.
   cd zkevm-contracts/deployment/v2
   cp deploy_parameters.json.example deploy_parameters.json
   nano deploy_parameters.json
   
2. Edit the following parameters to match the generated wallet parameters.
   • trustedSequencer: trusted sequencer address in wallets.txt.
   • trustedAggregator: trusted aggregated address in wallets.txt.
   • admin: deployment address in wallets.txt.
   • zkEVMOwner: deployment address in wallets.txt.
   • timelockAddress: deployment address in wallets.txt.
   • initialZkEVMDeployerAddress: deployment address in wallets.txt.
   • zkEVMDeployerAddress: deployment address in wallets.txt.
   • emergencyCouncilAddress: deployment address in wallets.txt.
   • deployerPvtKey: deployment private key in wallets.txt.
3. Open the create_rollup_parameters.json file.
   cd zkevm-contracts/deployment/v2
   cp create_rollup_parameters.json.example create_rollup_parameters.json
   vim create_rollup_parameters.json
   
4. Edit the following parameters to match the rollup parameters
   • trustedSequencer: trusted sequencer address in wallets.txt.
   • adminZkEVM: deployment address in wallets.txt.

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Deploy & verify contracts

1. Install Hardhat:
   cd ..
   npm i @openzeppelin/hardhat-upgrades
   
2. Deploy Polygon zkEVM deployer
   npx hardhat run deployment/v2/2_deployPolygonZKEVMDeployer.ts --network sepolia
   
   You should see output that looks like this:
   #######################
   
   polygonZkEVMDeployer deployed on:  0xB1A5BA61fBAD71Ba52d70B769d6A994c01b40983
   
3. Verify deployer
   npx hardhat run deployment/v2/verifyzkEVMDeployer.js --network sepolia
   
   You should see ouput that looks like this:
   The contract 0xB1A5BA61fBAD71Ba52d70B769d6A994c01b40983 has already been verified.
   https://sepolia.etherscan.io/address/0xB1A5BA61fBAD71Ba52d70B769d6A994c01b40983#code
   
4. Prepare testnet
   npx hardhat run deployment/testnet/prepareTestnet.ts --network sepolia
   
   You should see output that looks like this:
   #######################
   
   pol deployed to: 0x2B2Ef864542EA38657221393B0A18215e5c3fc7e
   
   And now if you go to sepolia scan, you should also see that under your account, there’s a new Pol Erc-20 token created with the balance of 19,900,000 tokens.