gurdeep999/manifesto

A Cypherpunk's Manifesto

A Cypherpunk's Manifesto

Inscribe

Inscribe your manifesto by downloading the manifesto.html file HERE and inscribing it.

Run your own Bitcoin and Ord node

We recommend running your own bitcoin node, along with running ord to inscribe from your own node. If you need help setting up your node don't hesitate to reach out on the Cypherpunk Ghosts discord and also the official ordianals discord. You should get at least a 1tb ssd to run your Bitcoin node because the blockchain with the ord index is about 600gb.

Again you should run your own node

However if you want to inscribe while you are getting your node setup or the hardware is too expensive you can use an inscribing service like https://looksordinal.com/ to inscribe your manifesto html file.

Your goal should be inscribing from your own node.

About

This html file uses recursion to bring in the styles and the javascript. This makes the file very small to inscribe. The script also uses recursion to load the text of the manifesto and renders it in javascript. The text uses the recursive blockheight endpoint to change the color of the text each time a block is mined.

Add your Inscription with a Pull request

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Validate your Inscription

Check if your manifesto inscription is valid by running the validate_manifesto.js using your inscriptionId as an argument.

> node validate_manifesto.js <inscription_ID>

You can run this in a codespace. If you don't already have a github account you can create one and get a free codespace to run the script and submit your inscriptionId in a pull request. Once you verify your inscription make a PR with your inscription Id by adding it to the collection.json file.

Create a branch:

Make a new unique branch-name for example add-new-inscription:

> git checkout -b add-new-inscription

Add your inscription ID:

add your inscriptionId to the collection.json file. Put it at the top.

{"inscriptionId": "8cb9a7f93677cc17a9f15acdd36ff368bf4efbf9cba6b77922c401f137e38025i0"},

Save and close the file when you're done.

Make sure that you don't change the structure of the json file. It should look like this:

[
  {"inscriptionId": "<InscriptionId-1>"},
  {"inscriptionId": "<InscriptionId-2>"},
  {"inscriptionId": "<InscriptionId-3>"}
]

Make your changes valid for a pull request:

The last entry should not have a comma at the end. You also need to make sure the [ and ] are at the beginning and end of the file respectively each on their own line. If you don't do this, the file will be invalid and your pull request will need to be updated.

❌ Invalid:

-[
+[{"inscriptionId": "<Your InscriptionId>"},
 {"inscriptionId": "<Other InscriptionId>"},
 {"inscriptionId": "<Other InscriptionId>"}
]

❌ Invalid:

[
 {"inscriptionId": "<Other InscriptionId>"},
 {"inscriptionId": "<Other InscriptionId>"},
+]{"inscriptionId": "<Your InscriptionId>"}
-]

✅ Valid:

[
+{"inscriptionId": "<Your InscriptionId>"},
 {"inscriptionId": "<Other InscriptionId>"},
 {"inscriptionId": "<Other InscriptionId>"}
]

✅ Valid:

[
 {"inscriptionId": "<Other InscriptionId>"},
 {"inscriptionId": "<Other InscriptionId>"},
+{"inscriptionId": "<Your InscriptionId>"}
]

✅ Valid:

[
 {"inscriptionId": "<Other InscriptionId>"},
+{"inscriptionId": "<Your InscriptionId>"},
 {"inscriptionId": "<Other InscriptionId>"}
]

Stage your changes:

After making your changes, you need to stage them for commit. You can do this using the git add command:

> git add collection.json

Commit your changes:

Now, you can commit your staged changes using the git commit command:

> git commit -m "Add new inscription ID"

It will say that you don't have write access to the repository and ask you to fork it. Type yes in the terminal to make your own fork this repository.

Push your changes:

Next, push your changes to GitHub using the git push command use the branch-name you used in step 1

> git push origin branch-name

It will say that you you need to set the upstream branch. Copy the command it gives you and run it in the terminal.

Create a pull request:

You can create a pull request by clicking the link that appears after pushing your branch to your GitHub. This will bring you to the pull request page where you can add a title and description for your pull request. After that, click the Create pull request button to submit your pull request. Once your pull request is submitted, it will be reviewed by the repository maintainers. If any changes are needed, they will let you know in the pull request conversation. Otherwise, it will be merged into the main branch of the original repository.

Dealing with merge conflicts:

If you get a merge conflict, you will need to resolve it before your pull request can be merged. You can do this manually on github by clicking the Resolve conflicts button. You might have to do this multiple times if branches go in before yours. This will bring you to a page where you can edit the file. You will see something like this:

[
 {"inscriptionId": "<Other InscriptionId-1>"},
 {"inscriptionId": "<Other InscriptionId-2>"},
<<<<<<< your-branch-name
 {"inscriptionId": "<Your InscriptionId>"},
=======
 {"inscriptionId": "<Other InscriptionId-3>"},
 {"inscriptionId": "<Other InscriptionId-4>"},
 {"inscriptionId": "<Other InscriptionId-5>"}
]
>>>>>>> main   

You will need to remove the <<<<<<< your-branch-name, ======= and >>>>>>> main lines.

When your finished It should look somthing like this.

[
 {"inscriptionId": "<Other InscriptionId-1>"},
 {"inscriptionId": "<Other InscriptionId-2>"},
 {"inscriptionId": "<Your InscriptionId>"},
 {"inscriptionId": "<Other InscriptionId-3>"},
 {"inscriptionId": "<Other InscriptionId-4>"},
 {"inscriptionId": "<Other InscriptionId-5>"}
]

Once you are done, click the Mark as resolved button.

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