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# Solana End to End Tests
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This test demonstrates that Keyfork can be loaded, a key can be derived, and a
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transaction can be performed using an SPL Token.
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We assume for these purposes that an account already exists with enough of the
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token to be usable. The flow should be as follows:
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1. In one terminal, `run-offline.sh` should be started, with the mnemonic
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entered, to emulate the procurement and operation of the Offline Machine and
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the recovery of the shard.
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2. In another terminal, `run-online.sh` should be started, with the
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"sender address" being the address from the mnemonic, the "recipient
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address" being the address of any other previously created account, the
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token name being IPDBG or some other devnet token, and the token amount
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being the amount to transfer - ideally a low amount.
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3. Upon entering all the fields, the inputs should be transferred to the
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offline "machine" for validation. Once validated, the offline machine will
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derive the key, sign the transaction, and send it to the online machine for
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transmission.
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4. The online machine will return a signature that can be used to validate the
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transaction on the Solana Devnet Blockchain Explorer.
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