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Expand Up @@ -232,7 +232,7 @@ To use in your `settings.toml` override the `keypair` setting to reflect the use
of the ECC and specify the bus address and slot to use. For example:

```
keypair = "ecc://i2c-1:96?slot=0&network=mainnet"
keypair = "ecc://i2c-1:96?slot=0"
```

will have helium_gateway use the ECC at the `/dev/i2c-1` device driver location,
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flag which provides the following output:

```
Helium Light Gateway
Helium Gateway
USAGE:
helium_gateway [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] <SUBCOMMAND>
Usage:
FLAGS:
--daemon Daemonize the application
-h, --help Prints help information
-V, --version Prints version information
Commands:
key Commands on gateway keys
info Info command. Retrieve all or a subset of information from the running service
server Run the gateway service
add Construct an add gateway transaction for this gateway
help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
OPTIONS:
-c <config> Configuration file to use [default: /etc/helium_gateway/settings.toml]
SUBCOMMANDS:
add Construct an add gateway transaction for this gateway
help Prints this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
info Info command. Retrieve all or a subset of information from the running service
key Commands on gateway keys
server Run the gateway service
Options:
-c <CONFIG> Configuration file to use [default: /etc/helium_gateway/settings.toml]
--stdin Monitor stdin and terminate when stdin closes
-h, --help Print help
-V, --version Print version
```

As you can see, apart from the `help` command, there are four core subcommands
that you can pass: `add`, `key`, `server`. The descriptions of what these
that you can pass: `key`, `info`, `server` and `add`. The descriptions of what these
subcommands do is shown in brief in the above help output, and are explained in
more detail in the sections below.

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./helium_gateway -c /location/of/config/file server
```

Lastly you can check the version, read the help information, or daemonize the
application using the `--version`, `--help` and `--daemon` flags respectively.
Lastly you can check the version using `--version` or read the help information using the `--help` flag.

### Add gateway subcommand

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```
Construct an add gateway transaction for this gateway
USAGE:
helium_gateway add [OPTIONS] --owner <owner> --payer <payer>
FLAGS:
-h, --help Prints help information
-V, --version Prints version information
Usage:
OPTIONS:
--mode <mode> The staking mode for adding the light gateway [default: dataonly]
--owner <owner> The target owner account of this gateway
--payer <payer> The account that will pay account for this addition
Options:
--owner <OWNER> The solana address of the target owner for this gateway
--payer <PAYER> The solana address of the payer account that will pay account for this addition
--mode <MODE> The staking mode for adding the gateway [default: dataonly] [possible values: dataonly, full]
-h, --help Print help
```

So for example, to construct a data-only add gateway transaction you would enter
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```json
{
"address": "11TL62V8NYvSTXmV5CZCjaucskvNR1Fdar1Pg4Hzmzk5tk2JBac",
"fee": 65000,
"address": "13GAPer3q5D4X4xFDeSaDtqq1mYji4tCjbMcQN7fL3YVvvgXyer",
"mode": "dataonly",
"owner": "14GWyFj9FjLHzoN3aX7Tq7PL6fEg4dfWPY8CrK8b9S5ZrcKDz6S",
"payer": "14GWyFj9FjLHzoN3aX7Tq7PL6fEg4dfWPY8CrK8b9S5ZrcKDz6S",
"staking fee": 1000000,
"txn": "CrkBCiEBrlImpYLbJ0z0hw5b4g9isRyPrgbXs9X+RrJ4pJJc9MkSIQA7yIy7F+9oPYCTmDz+v782GMJ4AC+jM+VfjvUgAHflWSJGMEQCIGfugfLkXv23vJcfwPYjLlMyzYhKp+Rg8B2YKwnsDHaUAiASkdxUO4fdS33D7vyid8Tulizo9SLEL1lduyvda9YVRCohAa5SJqWC2ydM9IcOW+IPYrEcj64G17PV/kayeKSSXPTJOMCEPUDo+wM="
"owner": "97Zvc7qgUJHgPWUBrPbCDowvuLo49NpjzPMYiGcQ6QRd",
"payer": "97Zvc7qgUJHgPWUBrPbCDowvuLo49NpjzPMYiGcQ6QRd",
"txn": "CqsBCiEBeIw1M0Uk4cPSIzXN0dYvm75a/gemuzpP5ACRRhZZyygSIQEp0bQLLyCMNqYqDUQSNZRs6UuPMCQf5JYYBDpU15+2nSJAbf3/EvyxZY+2mXXUxFYteQdWuV78DgwoQuQ1MWokUk7be9XiNBBBQF72WzTci8VMD7kcLGCqhu6lI6rtKXFEDSohAXiMNTNFJOHD0iM1zdHWL5u+Wv4Hprs6T+QAkUYWWcso"
}
```

You can also pass a `--mode` flag followed by the hotspot type (`dataonly |
light | full`) as shown below:
You can also pass a `--mode` flag followed by the hotspot type (`dataonly | full`) as shown below:

```
./helium_gateway add --owner WALLET_ADDRESS --payer WALLET_ADDRESS --mode light
./helium_gateway add --owner WALLET_ADDRESS --payer WALLET_ADDRESS --mode full
```

The output of this command will be mostly the same as if you used the default
`dataonly` however you will see that the mode has changed to `"mode": "light",`
and the staking fee amount has changed to `"staking fee": 4000000`.
`dataonly` however you will see that the mode has changed to `"mode": "full"`.

The ` txn` field from the JSON object needs to be used as the input to the wallet
command `helium-wallet hotspot add` when you subsequently want to add it to the
blockchain. For example, using the above JSON object as an example, you would
use the following command:

```
helium-wallet hotspots add CrkBCiEBrlImpYLbJ0z0hw5b4g9isRyPrgbXs9X+RrJ4pJJc9MkSIQA7yIy7F+9oPYCTmDz+v782GMJ4AC+jM+VfjvUgAHflWSJGMEQCIGfugfLkXv23vJcfwPYjLlMyzYhKp+Rg8B2YKwnsDHaUAiASkdxUO4fdS33D7vyid8Tulizo9SLEL1lduyvda9YVRCohAa5SJqWC2ydM9IcOW+IPYrEcj64G17PV/kayeKSSXPTJOMCEPUDo+wM=
helium-wallet hotspots add CqsBCiEBeIw1M0Uk4cPSIzXN0dYvm75a/gemuzpP5ACRRhZZyygSIQEp0bQLLyCMNqYqDUQSNZRs6UuPMCQf5JYYBDpU15+2nSJAbf3/EvyxZY+2mXXUxFYteQdWuV78DgwoQuQ1MWokUk7be9XiNBBBQF72WzTci8VMD7kcLGCqhu6lI6rtKXFEDSohAXiMNTNFJOHD0iM1zdHWL5u+Wv4Hprs6T+QAkUYWWcso
```

### Gateway keys subcommand
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```
Commands on gateway keys
USAGE:
helium_gateway key <SUBCOMMAND>
Usage:
FLAGS:
-h, --help Prints help information
-V, --version Prints version information
Commands:
info Commands on gateway keys
help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
SUBCOMMANDS:
help Prints this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
info Commands on gateway keys
Options:
-h, --help Print help
```

Using this is as simple as passing the following command in a terminal from
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```json
{
"address": "11TL62V8NYvSTXmV5CZCjaucskvNR1Fdar1Pg4Hzmzk5tk2JBac",
"name": "wide-neon-kestrel"
"key": "13GAPer3q5D4X4xFDeSaDtqq1mYji4tCjbMcQN7fL3YVvvgXyer",
"name": "fantastic-white-copperhead",
"onboarding": "13GAPer3q5D4X4xFDeSaDtqq1mYji4tCjbMcQN7fL3YVvvgXyer"
}
```

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```
Run the gateway service
USAGE:
helium_gateway server
Usage:
FLAGS:
-h, --help Prints help information
-V, --version Prints version information
Options:
-h, --help Print help
```

Running it is as simple as:
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