const registryAddr = â0x08829D79f73e0a152a9AB5ee0fa955091055d46Fâ; â This is is supposed to be the address of a registry but when I check on etherscan it seems to be like a random address. What would a registry be meant for in this case ?
const workableAddr = â0xB4d258b63b1937e3442BD98Db745750E05432f37â; â This is the address of the contract of the job on Keep3rNetwork
const from = â0x2e51e0bd78af0e4cddb062c0bc456be0793c51afâ; â I suppose this is the address of our keep3r that will be used to do the job
const collateralAddr = â0x08829D79f73e0a152a9AB5ee0fa955091055d46Fâ; â This should be the address of a collateral but I do not see any collateral used in the UniswapV2 Oracle code being provided so I suppose that this would be needed on another job.
const collateralAmount = â0x0de0b6b3a7640000â; â How did you come up with this number and is it in hexadecimal?
Iâll try to summarize my findings when I get approved and start to test this and see what I get.
Your post has made me feel like I am not alone anymore being a complete rookie. Keep posting and we can help each other and share our journeys. I am currently in the mind set where if there is simply a copy paste for each job with what needs to be done, us Keep3rs can focus on keeping our bonding requirements good and not being malicious rather than all the techy tough stuff. However, either way I am determined to get this done, and it seems you are as well
My understanding (what got my autotask to turn into success is)âŚgo to Keep3râs github from Andre and find the âExample Scriptsâ for the jobsâŚin their you will see const ABI, and const AddrâŚI used those for the workABI and workAddr. Then for const from, put in the bonded KP3R address. <âthat led to sucess, however once in a while I still get an error message with a different error code, which is now my task to solve.
AlsoâŚeach âJobâ seems to require a particular function wordâŚUni=updateable, Hedgic=workable MetaKeep3r=task. (LOL, but seriously I have no idea what I am doing just feel like a mouse in a maze bumping into walls)âŚIf you find that what I have said is right let me know. WrongâŚlet me know as well.
Happy to see your post. Also @abcoathup and @spalladino and @jonathan are super helpful and patient with us absolute beginners, so it seems we are stepping into a warm supportive community.
Hey @Sams95! The scripts in the defender-keep3r-demo repository were just for internal demo purposes, and are connected to fake keep3r contracts on the Rinkeby network - thatâs why you are not finding anything on etherscan on mainnet. I just updated the README to explain this.
As @AliDean92 pointed out (thanks for jumping in Ali!), the proper addresses are on the keep3râs github. Weâll also be working in making this process easier in the next few days, stay tuned!
Iâm new to keep3r as well and will be finding my way around as soon as I get mainnet access. Really appreciate all the content @AliDean92 as put up and for being the first guinea pig and showing us the way. I have a few question which I hope someone can help me answer:
Is it possible to test the Uni oracle job in Rinkeby?
I see you need ETH sent to the relayer to start using it. Do I just send it to the ethereum address generated when I create the relayer?
How can I send back ETH from Relayer to my wallet?
The const from = refers to the wallet address that as been activated as a keeper?
Appreciate any help you guys can give as this is completely new to me. @jonathan if you see this, kindly help me activate mainnet. Iâm using the same email address as this in my defender account.
