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chore: fix typos in near accounts lesson
a2937 Jan 9, 2025
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clarify that the account name ends in testnet
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17 changes: 11 additions & 6 deletions ...ulum/locales/english/learn-near-accounts-by-creating-a-named-testnet-account.md
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Expand Up @@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ assert.include(cwd, 'learn-near-accounts-by-creating-a-named-testnet-account');

### --description--

You will be creating your own NEAR testnet account and learn how accounts work. There are some dependencies you need, run `npm install` to install them.
You will be creating your own NEAR testnet account and learn how accounts work. There are some dependencies you need. Run `npm install` to install them.

### --tests--

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### --description--

There's one access key for the account stored on the testnet. Credentials are stored locally that allow you to use that key. Run `ls -l ~/.near-credentials/testnet`.
There's one access key for the account stored on the testnet. Credentials are stored locally which allow you to use that key. Run `ls -l ~/.near-credentials/testnet`.

### --tests--

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### --description--

Create an `<account>.json` file, with `<account>` being the available name from the last step. e.g. `account_name.testnet`. This file will only be used for your reference and testing.
Create an `<account>.testnet.json` file, with `<account>` being the available name from the last step. e.g. `account_name.testnet`. This file will only be used for your reference and testing.

### --tests--

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### --description--

There are many ways to create an account. Here, you will first generate a keypair and seed phrase you can use to create and recover an account. Create a `generate-seed.js` file, this will be a small script for that.
There are many ways to create an account. Here, you will first generate a keypair and seed phrase you can use to create and recover an account. Create a `generate-seed.js` file. This file will generate will be used to create and recover
an account.

### --tests--

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### --description--

You will want to know a way to give yourself more NEAR in case you run out. Delete the `neardev` folder.
Delete the `neardev` folder.

### --tests--

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const dir = await __helpers.getDirectory('learn-near-accounts-by-creating-a-named-testnet-account');
const file = dir.find(file => file.endsWith('.testnet.json') && file.match(/\./g).length === 3);
const jsonFile = await __helpers.getJsonFile(`learn-near-accounts-by-creating-a-named-testnet-account/${file}`)
const userCreds = await __helpers.getJsonFile(`../../root/.near-credentials/testnet/${file}`);
const userFile = fs.readFileSync(
join(process.env.HOME, `.near-credentials/testnet/${file}`),
'utf-8'
);
const userCreds = JSON.parse(userFile);
assert.property(userCreds, 'account_id');
assert.property(userCreds, 'public_key');
assert.property(userCreds, 'private_key');
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