Often there is more than one stakeholder in a project. For example at bitcoin.com when we create Golden Tickets for an event our Marketing team funds the event and keeps track of the metrics around which how many tickets were claimed. create-csv allow you to create a .csv with the cashAddress, wif, claimed and value for each Golden Ticket. This can be shared with your team so that everyone knows the addresses and private keys of all Golden Tickets. Also this .csv is used later w/ the generate-stats command.
When you run create-csv you'll be prompted for eventName, hdAccount and ticketCount. These values should be the values which you used in create-tickets.
You'll want to edit create-csv.ts to add in the different tiers that you'll be funding. For example in our previous step create-tickets we created 5 golden tickets. Now imagine that we want to fund 3 w/ $1, 1 w/ $5 and 1 w/ $10. We would add the following to create-csv.ts. Make sure to run npm run build after you make changes to create-csv.ts.
if (i <= 2) obj.value = 1
else if (i === 3) obj.value = 5
else if (i === 4) obj.value = 10Now when you run create-csv you will get a .csv with the breakdown of tiers which you can share w/ your team.
npm run create-csv
prompt: eventName: exampleEvent
prompt: hdAccount: 0
prompt: ticketCount: 5
All done. ✅
🚀 exampleEvent.csv written successfully.
You can see what is in your .csv file.
cat exampleEvent.csv
cashAddress,wif,claimed,value
bitcoincash:qq2fksv6atr0m8aqfl4fngll4y2yxcw2xgqvm65u6m,KzawfwgELP5cE59XUYSPWk5TePwsskZbX4Ym6Zy1X3X7NCbc5env,false,1
bitcoincash:qpupqaefd5hnfg59kx8epxz4jnxkqk7fuc8m0hqcfx,KypHis1HT4YbSPo4ZRsks91rHCHWsiAonpaZnN4v6C669fG2Ri7q,false,1
bitcoincash:qpc08qehc7pydh5e9r5lpglz9nhfpgz6ggayzq8rcz,KwLxpMUyPm93DZ4VV4gqDiQmXAj8Xr2sn7migpSvjESyFziDmkE4,false,1
bitcoincash:qrcyyj3e5y3ml0kmerrsav86l6j8xsmvmce7as0lew,KwY3sh1cagfA7Pm78h6vCZw5DvSaDSq8ZqRNyJKhrwNTPrDgr8Lg,false,5
bitcoincash:qpc8qyn2n994wvm33ectcsfjm53evlfa0cjrmf7df2,KxP2U1fRHxZJMUukzKzcRx5pX1Y5uCReZww7tDh6r7JXDwL7BGje,false,10