add op stack walkthrough to docs #1789
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WalkthroughThe pull request updates the "how-to-guides/optimism.md" document to enhance the guidance on deploying an OP Stack rollup with Celestia. It introduces a detailed explanation of the roll-op tool and the integration of op-plasma-celestia with Celestia's Mocha testnet. The guide is divided into two parts: setting up a mock L1 environment and deploying a testnet on the Ethereum Sepolia testnet. Additional instructions for configuration, light node setup, and links to further resources have been included. Changes
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14-21: Consider adding reference to video walkthroughThe PR objectives mention including a video walkthrough (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOLw4uLX644). Consider adding this reference in the introduction section to provide users with a visual learning option.
This guide is in two parts: - First, you'll spin up a mock L1 environment and deploy a devnet that posts data to the Mocha testnet. - In the second part, you'll deploy a testnet that posts data to the Mocha testnet, but this time on a real L1 environment; the Ethereum Sepolia testnet. This will involve setting up a configuration file with the necessary details like Sepolia chain ID, RPC URL, and your deployment keys. +For a visual walkthrough of this process, you can watch our [video guide](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOLw4uLX644).
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31-33: Consider adding system requirementsThe dependency section would benefit from listing system requirements and prerequisites (e.g., minimum hardware specs, OS compatibility, required software versions) before diving into the node setup.
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102-119: Enhance security guidance for key managementThe configuration example includes sensitive information (private keys). Consider:
- Adding strong security warnings
- Recommending the use of environment variables
- Providing guidance on secure key management practices
## Keys +# SECURITY WARNING: Never commit private keys to version control +# Consider using environment variables or a secure secrets manager +# Example using environment variables: +# contract_deployer_key = "${DEPLOYER_KEY}" contract_deployer_account = "0xaddress" contract_deployer_key = "privatekey"
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121-121: Clarify SepoliaETH funding requirementsThe recommendation of "10 SepoliaETH" should be more specific about:
- Exact minimum requirements for different operations
- Estimated costs for typical deployment scenarios
- Ongoing operational costs
External README links need versioning and local content backup
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- The external README links are currently valid and accessible
- The guide contains two direct references to the external README for deployment instructions
- These references are the only dependency on the external repository
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- Update the links to include specific commit hashes instead of using
mainbranchto[the Alt-DA x Celestia README](https://github.com/celestiaorg/op-plasma-celestia/blob/main/README.md)[the Alt-DA x Celestia README](https://github.com/celestiaorg/op-plasma-celestia/blob/<commit-hash>/README.md)- Include a summarized version of the key deployment steps directly in this guide as a fallback
- Consider implementing automated link checking in CI to detect broken references early
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64-65: Verify and future-proof external README linksThe guide relies heavily on external README links for deployment instructions. Consider:
- Adding version/commit hash references to ensure link stability
- Including key deployment steps directly in this guide
- Setting up link checking in the CI pipeline
Also applies to: 82-83
Let me verify the content of the guide and the actual references to the README to ensure a complete verification.
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closes #1705
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