write tutorial for taker-cli

[KnowWhoami]

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[Shourya742]

This will only work in regtest. Just mention about running bitcoind in regtest mode.

[mojoX911]

Good first attempt. But needs more work.

A tutorial is not developer doc. We don't need to show/explain each command. Devs can figure it out from the help texts.

Tutorials are for regular users. And it should have a flow. The user should be able to follow through the text and get a specific task done. It should read like a story. Each such task is one tutorial itself.

The taker-cli story can be broken into following parts:

• Setting up Bitcoind: Where you go through the step by step process of downloading and installing bitcoind and bitcoin-cli. A sample biitcoin.conf file for regtest nodes. And showing the basic operation of create a wallet -> generate address -> mine some blocks -> display balance.

The bitcoind part can be taken out as a new doc. As it will be needed in maker tutorrial also and can be referenced to that doc.

• Setting up Taker-Cli for fresh run. Explain how to find the rpc config values. Explaiin the datadiir files after iinit. start a new wallet. get the balance, show its 0. get a new address from the taker. send coiins from bitcoind to taker address. get balance. show updated balance and utxo list.

• Loading up taker-cli: In this section load up the same wallet as above with taker-cli. explaiin the relation between datadiir wallet fiile and bitcoin core taker wallet file.

• Execute a swap: Mark this as TODO. we will add this when Maker and DNS tutorials are done.

[KnowWhoami]

Setting up Bitcoind: Where you go through the step by step process of downloading and installing bitcoind and bitcoin-cli. A sample biitcoin.conf file for regtest nodes. And showing the basic operation of create a wallet -> generate address -> mine some blocks -> display balance.

IMO, we don't require this because:

• If anyone is truly intrested in running these cli-apps -> then they already have bitcoind set up in their local system -> as It's really a basic utility for someone working in Bitcoin space :)
• There already exists good tutorial outside for setting up the Bitcoind -> thus it would be reductant to create another one.

[mojoX911]

IMO, we don't require this because:

As discussed, we do need this. This is very helpful reference for devs to start playing with the apps quickly. It doesn't need to be any more elaborate than this https://bitcoindevkit.org/blog/bitcoin-core-rpc-demo/#prerequisite

But we do need to add a doc for running bitcoind.