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# Tornado Cash Classic UI # Tornado Cash Classic UI
> Self-hostable Tornado Cash UI software for interacting with the protocol > UI for non-custodial Ethereum Privacy solution
## Building locally ## Building locally
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## Update cached files ## Update cached files
- To update deposit and withdrawal events use `yarn update:events {chainId} {optional: tokenOrEvent} {optional: tokenOrEvent}` - For update deposits and withdrawals events use `yarn update:events {chainId}`
- To update encrypted notes use `yarn update:encrypted {chainId}` - For update encrypted notes use `yarn update:encrypted {chainId}`
- To update merkle tree use `yarn update:tree {chainId}` - For update merkle tree use `yarn update:tree {chainId}`
#### NOTE! #### NOTE!
After updating cached files do not forget to use `yarn update:zip`. After update cached files do not forget to use `yarn update:zip`
### Example for Ethereum Mainnet: ### Example for Ethereum Mainnet:
You may set in [`networkConfig.js`](./networkConfig.js) the `blockSyncInterval` (def: 10_000) to the maximum value allowed by your RPC provider. Command usage follows below. ```
```bash
# Updating events with just the required chain id parameter
yarn update:events 1 yarn update:events 1
# Updating events for only one token across all instances on that network
yarn update:events 1 dai
# Updating events for only one event on only some network
yarn update:events 1 deposit
# Both
yarn update:events 1 dai deposit
# Updating encrypted notes for some chain id
yarn update:encrypted 1 yarn update:encrypted 1
# Updating trees for some chain id
yarn update:tree 1 yarn update:tree 1
# Finally zips must be updated
yarn update:zip yarn update:zip
``` ```
### Example for Binance Smart Chain: ### Example for Binance Smart Chain:
```bash ```
yarn update:events 56 yarn update:events 56
yarn update:events 56 bnb
yarn update:events 56 bnb deposit
yarn update:encrypted 56 yarn update:encrypted 56
yarn update:tree 56
yarn update:zip yarn update:zip
``` ```

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export const blockSyncInterval = 10000 export const enabledChains = ['1', '10', '56', '100', '137', '42161']
export const enabledChains = ['1', '10', '56', '100', '137', '43114', '42161']
export const chainsWithEncryptedNotes = ['1', '5', '56', '100', '137'] export const chainsWithEncryptedNotes = ['1', '5', '56', '100', '137']
export default { export default {
netId1: { netId1: {

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import zlib from 'zlib' import zlib from 'zlib'
import Web3 from 'web3' import Web3 from 'web3'
import networkConfig, { blockSyncInterval } from '../../networkConfig' import networkConfig from '../../networkConfig'
export function download({ name, directory }) { export function download({ name, directory }) {
const path = `${directory}${name}.gz`.toLowerCase() const path = `${directory}${name}.gz`.toLowerCase()
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const blockDifference = Math.ceil(blockNumberBuffer - fromBlock) const blockDifference = Math.ceil(blockNumberBuffer - fromBlock)
// eth_logs and eth_filter are restricted > 10,000 block queries // eth_logs and eth_filter are restricted > 10,000 block queries
const blockRange = blockSyncInterval ? blockSyncInterval : 10_000 const blockRange = 10000
let chunksCount = blockDifference === 0 ? 1 : Math.ceil(blockDifference / blockRange) let chunksCount = blockDifference === 0 ? 1 : Math.ceil(blockDifference / blockRange)
const chunkSize = Math.ceil(blockDifference / chunksCount) const chunkSize = Math.ceil(blockDifference / chunksCount)