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accs-contract-call/nodejs/README.md

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-# Revoke Access to Encrypted Data
-
-This code example demonstrates how access can be revoked to decrypt data using `EvmContractConditions` to making a request to an Access Control Contract.
-
-## Running the Example
-
-1. Install the dependencies with `yarn`
-2. Copy the `.env.example` file to `.env` and set the environment variables
-   - `ETHEREUM_PRIVATE_KEY` - The private key of the Ethereum account that will be used to:
-     - Mint Lit Capacity Credits if one wasn't provided
-     - Create the Lit Capacity Delegation Auth Sig
-     - Create the Lit Auth Sig to generate the Session Signatures
-   - `DEPLOYED_ACCESS_CONTROL_CONTRACT_ADDRESS` - The address of the deployed Access Control Contract
-     - [The contract](../contracts/src/AccessControl.sol) has been deployed on the Lit Chronicle Yellowstone blockchain at: `0x4fc0c02ebbAbb81C04dB0C462C8c25cb37970eB1` for testing purposes
-   - `LIT_CAPACITY_CREDIT_TOKEN_ID` - The ID of the Lit Capacity Credit Token to avoid minting a new one when the example is ran
-3. Run the included tests using `yarn test`
+# Revoking Decryption Access Using the Lit SDK in Node.js
+
+This code example demonstrates how access to decrypt data can be revoked using `EvmContractConditions` by making a request to an Access Control Contract.
+
+## Understanding the Implementation
+
+1. Using an imported Ethereum private key, connect the wallet to the Lit RPC endpoint `Chronicle Yellowstone`
+2. Connect `LitNodeClient` to the Lit network (`datil-test` in this case)
+3. Connect the `LitContracts` client to the Lit network (`datil-test` in this case)
+4. Encrypt the string passed into the function. The string is encrypted with the `EVMContractConditions` defined at the beginning of the function
+5. **If not provided in the .env file**: Mint a [`capacityCreditsNFT`](https://developer.litprotocol.com/sdk/capacity-credits) and define the request limit and expiration date
+6. Create a `capacityDelegationAuthSig`. Any network costs will be undertaken by the `dAppOwnerWallet`
+7. Generate a resource string using the `dataToEncryptHash` and `EVMContractConditions`. This ensures our session signatures can only attempt to decrypt the provided string
+8. Generate the session signatures and decrypt the string
+
+## Running this Example
+
+### Install the Dependencies
+
+In this directory, `accs-contract-call/nodejs`, run `yarn` to install the project dependencies.
+
+### Setting Up the `.env` File
+
+Make a copy of the provided `.env.example` file and name it `.env`:
+
+```
+cp .env.example .env
+```
+
+Within the `.env` file there are three ENVs
+
+1. `ETHEREUM_PRIVATE_KEY` - **Required** Will be used to generate an Ethers.js wallet to perform message signing (CapacityDelegationAuthSig, AuthSig for session signatures)
+2. `DEPLOYED_ACCESS_CONTROL_CONTRACT_ADDRESS` - **Required** The address of the deployed Access Control Contract
+   - [The contract](../contracts/src/AccessControl.sol) has been deployed on the Lit Chronicle Yellowstone blockchain at: `0x4fc0c02ebbAbb81C04dB0C462C8c25cb37970eB1` for testing purposes
+3. `LIT_CAPACITY_CREDIT_TOKEN_ID` - **Optional**
+   - If provided, this [CapacityCredit](https://developer.litprotocol.com/paying-for-lit/capacity-credits) will be used to create an AuthSig to pay for usage the Lit network
+   - If not provided, a new CapacityCredit will be minted and used to run this example. Please make sure that your wallet has enough `tstLPX` to pay for decryption on the Lit network
+
+Your `.env` file should look like:
+
+```
+ETHEREUM_PRIVATE_KEY=
+DEPLOYED_ACCESS_CONTROL_CONTRACT_ADDRESS=0x4fc0c02ebbAbb81C04dB0C462C8c25cb37970eB1
+LIT_CAPACITY_CREDIT_TOKEN_ID=
+```
+
+### Running the Test
+
+After the `.env` is configured, there is a NPM script in the `package.json` to run the test in the `test/index.spec.ts` file. To run the test, use the `yarn test` command.
+
+### Contracts Directory
+
+Outside of this directory is the `accs-contract-call/contracts` directory. It contains the contract used for testing in this example. If you'd like to see the complete setup or extend the example, you can check out the contracts directory.

accs-contract-call/nodejs/src/index.ts

@@ -44,6 +44,11 @@ export const runExample = async (dataToEncrypt: string) => {
       },
     ];
 
+    const ethersWallet = new ethers.Wallet(
+      ETHEREUM_PRIVATE_KEY,
+      new ethers.providers.JsonRpcProvider(LIT_RPC.CHRONICLE_YELLOWSTONE)
+    );
+
     console.log(`🔄 Connecting to Lit ${LIT_NETWORK} network...`);
     litNodeClient = new LitNodeClient({
       litNetwork: LIT_NETWORK,
@@ -52,6 +57,15 @@ export const runExample = async (dataToEncrypt: string) => {
     await litNodeClient.connect();
     console.log(`✅ Connected to Lit ${LIT_NETWORK} network`);
 
+    console.log(`🔄 Connecting LitContracts client to ${LIT_NETWORK} network...`);
+    const litContracts = new LitContracts({
+      signer: ethersWallet,
+      network: LIT_NETWORK,
+      debug: false,
+    });
+    await litContracts.connect();
+    console.log(`✅ Connected LitContracts client to ${LIT_NETWORK} network`);
+
     console.log("🔄 Encrypting the string...");
     const { ciphertext, dataToEncryptHash } = await encryptString(
       {
@@ -62,22 +76,6 @@ export const runExample = async (dataToEncrypt: string) => {
     );
     console.log("✅ Encrypted the string");
 
-    const ethersWallet = new ethers.Wallet(
-      ETHEREUM_PRIVATE_KEY,
-      new ethers.providers.JsonRpcProvider(LIT_RPC.CHRONICLE_YELLOWSTONE)
-    );
-
-    console.log(
-      `🔄 Connecting LitContracts client to ${LIT_NETWORK} network...`
-    );
-    const litContracts = new LitContracts({
-      signer: ethersWallet,
-      network: LIT_NETWORK,
-      debug: false,
-    });
-    await litContracts.connect();
-    console.log(`✅ Connected LitContracts client to ${LIT_NETWORK} network`);
-
     let capacityTokenId = LIT_CAPACITY_CREDIT_TOKEN_ID;
     if (capacityTokenId === "" || capacityTokenId === undefined) {
       console.log("🔄 No Capacity Credit provided, minting a new one...");