ethstorage · iteyelmp · Aug 19, 2024 · Jul 30, 2024 · Aug 2, 2024 · Aug 14, 2024
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 ## Tutorials on EthStorage early testnet
 
-* [Upload Your First File/Folder with ethfs-uploader](tutorials/upload-your-first-file-folder-with-ethfs-uploader.md)
-* [Upload Your First File with ethfs-sdk](tutorials/upload-your-first-file-with-ethfs-sdk.md)
+* [Upload Your First File/Folder with ethfs-cli](tutorials/upload-your-first-file-folder-with-ethfs-cli.md)
+* [Upload Your First File with ethstorage-sdk](tutorials/upload-your-first-file-with-ethstorage-sdk.md)
 * [Bind Domain Names to Your FlatDirectory](tutorials/bind-domain-names-to-your-flatdirectory.md)
-* [Register Your First W3NS Name](tutorials/register-your-first-w3ns-name.md)
 * [Sample Applications](tutorials/sample-applications.md)
 
 ## Advanced topics

diff --git a/information/networks.md b/information/networks.md
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 # Networks
 
-EthStorage sidechain is fully EVM-compatible, and you can add the network to your MetaMask or wallets using the following information:
+QuarkChain L2 Testnet is fully EVM-compatible, and you can add the network to your MetaMask or wallets using the following information:
 
-### Galileo Testnet (Active)
-
-* Network ID: 3334
-* RPC: https://galileo.web3q.io:8545
-* Explorer: [https://explorer.galileo.web3q.io/](https://explorer.galileo.web3q.io/)
-* Token: W3Q
-* W3NS resolver: 0x076B3e04dd300De7db95Ba3F5db1eD31f3139aE0
-* W3NS NS: 0xD379B91ac6a93AF106802EB076d16A54E3519CED
-* W3NS controller: 0x714a5b66dE4DabC56229360A7A27Fdee74d5fABa
-* FlatDirectoryFactory: [https://explorer.galileo.web3q.io/address/0xA99589A04517d585861ce77c10a3EeE99f70B69a/write-contract](https://explorer.galileo.web3q.io/address/0xA99589A04517d585861ce77c10a3EeE99f70B69a/write-contract)
+### QuarkChain L2 Testnet (Active)
 
+* Network ID: 43069
+* RPC: https://rpc.testnet.l2.quarkchain.io:8545
+* Explorer: [https://explorer.testnet.l2.quarkchain.io/](https://explorer.testnet.l2.quarkchain.io/)
+* Token: QKC
diff --git a/tutorials/bind-domain-names-to-your-flatdirectory.md b/tutorials/bind-domain-names-to-your-flatdirectory.md
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 # Bind Domain Names to Your FlatDirectory
 
-In the previous section, your website has been uploaded to a FlatDirectory contract and users can visit it through a web3 URL that contains the FlatDirectory contract address. What if we want to use a more user-friendly domain name instead of a contract address in the URL? Sure, we now support two domain services: ENS and W3NS, and you can bind any EVM-compatible contract address to the name!
+In the previous section, your website has been uploaded to a FlatDirectory contract and users can visit it through a web3 URL that contains the FlatDirectory contract address. What if we want to use a more user-friendly domain name instead of a contract address in the URL? Sure, we now support domain services: ENS, and you can bind any EVM-compatible contract address to the name!
 
 ## ENS Support
 
 ENS is the most widely used name service in crypto, but interacting with a smart contract on ETH is super expensive (especially uploading a large amount of data), so it will be great to bind an ENS name to an [EIP-3770](https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-3770) Address (a chain-specific address standard), and users can upload data on a cheaper chain/layer2 and still be able to use their ENS name to point to that.
 
 As ENS users, you can add a new text record named “contentcontract” (the value is an EIP-3770 address) in the ENS setting panel, and the Web3URL gateway will handle the rest of it.
 
-<figure><img src="../.gitbook/assets/Screen Shot 2022-11-24 at 14.42.35.png" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
+<figure><img src="../.gitbook/assets/ens.png" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
 
 Check out [https://w3url.w3eth.io](https://w3url.w3eth.io) and its [ENS setting page.](https://app.ens.domains/name/eth-store.eth/details)&#x20;
 
-## W3NS Support
-
-W3NS is a domain name service built on our Galileo testnet. If you don't have an ENS name and still want to use a domain name in your web3 URL, you can register a name in W3NS by following this [guide](register-your-first-w3ns-name.md).
-
-After you get a W3NS name, you also need to set your FlatDirectory contract address in the "Web handler" field in the W3NS setting panel.
-
-<figure><img src="../.gitbook/assets/image (13).png" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
diff --git a/tutorials/register-your-first-w3ns-name.md b/tutorials/register-your-first-w3ns-name.md
diff --git a/tutorials/sample-applications.md b/tutorials/sample-applications.md
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 # Sample Applications
 
-The following summarizes some decentralized applications built on top of Galileo networks
+The following summarizes some decentralized applications built on top of QuarkChain L2 networks
 
-## Galileo Testnet (ChainID 3334)
+## QuarkChain L2 Testnet (ChainID 43069)
 
-* Tutorial: [https://tutorial.w3q.w3q-g.w3link.io/](https://tutorial.w3q.w3q-g.w3link.io/)
-* W3NS: [https://w3ns.w3q.w3q-g.w3link.io/](https://w3ns.w3q.w3q-g.w3link.io/)
-* Blog platform: [https://dblog.w3q.w3q-g.w3link.io/](https://dblog.w3q.w3q-g.w3link.io/)
-* W3Box: [https://w3box.w3q.w3q-g.w3link.io/](https://w3box.w3q.w3q-g.w3link.io/)
-* W3Drive: [https://w3drive.w3q.w3q-g.w3link.io/](https://w3drive.w3q.w3q-g.w3link.io/)
-* W3Mail: [https://w3mail.w3q.w3q-g.w3link.io/](https://w3mail.w3q.w3q-g.w3link.io/)
-* QRobot: [https://qrobot.w3q.w3q-g.w3link.io/](https://qrobot.w3q.w3q-g.w3link.io/)
+* Blog platform: [https://w3-blog.w3eth.io/](https://w3-blog.w3eth.io/)
+* W3Box: [https://w3-box.w3eth.io/](https://w3-box.w3eth.io/)
+* W3Drive: [https://w3-drive.w3eth.io/](https://w3-drive.w3eth.io/)
+* W3Mail: [https://w3-email.w3eth.io/](https://w3-email.w3eth.io/)
+* W3Music: [https://w3-music.w3eth.io/](https://w3-music.w3eth.io/)
+* QRobot: [https://w3-qrobot.w3eth.io/](https://w3-qrobot.w3eth.io/)
 
 
 

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+# Upload Your First File/Folder with ethfs-cli
+
+## **Introduction**
+
+In this tutorial, we will demonstrate how to upload files or folders using the **ethfs-cli** tool. We assume that
+
+* there is a folder to be uploaded; (dist)
+* there are two files in the folder. (hello.txt and img/1.jpeg)
+
+<figure><img src="../.gitbook/assets/image (17).png" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
+
+## Step 1: Install ethfs-cli
+
+You can install ethfs-cli by the following command
+
+`npm i -g ethfs-cli`
+
+The npm page of ethfs-cli can be found [here](https://www.npmjs.com/package/ethfs-cli).
+
+## Step 2: Create the FlatDirectory Contract
+
+We want to create a [FlatDirectory](https://docs.web3url.io/advanced-topics/flatdirectory) with the private key 0x112233... on the QuarkChain L2 Testnet
+
+```
+ethfs-cli create -p 0x112233... -c 43069
+```
+
+If we want to create it on the other chains that support EVM, we need to change the chainId, such as the Sepolia.
+
+```
+ethfs-cli create -p 0x112233... -c 11155111
+```
+
+The RPC URL of the chain can also be specified.
+
+```
+ethfs-cli create -p 0x112233... -r https://...
+```
+
+You will get a FlatDirectory address: [<mark style="color:blue;">0x5fF2c5a1c66Fc7303E47DC3cFf804EEFc73EB6AD</mark>](https://explorer.testnet.l2.quarkchain.io/address/0x5fF2c5a1c66Fc7303E47DC3cFf804EEFc73EB6AD/transactions) after the transaction is confirmed.
+
+<figure><img src="../.gitbook/assets/img10.png" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
+
+## Step 3: Upload Files
+
+In this section, you will upload the folder into the FlatDirectory that you just created.
+
+Run the command to upload the file.
+
+```
+ethfs-cli upload -a <address> -p <private-key> -f <directory|file> -c [chain-id] -t <upload-type> -e
+```
+
+The command to upload the contents of the "_dist"_ folder to the address "_0x5fF2...B6AD"_ is:
+
+```
+ethfs-cli upload -a 0x5fF2... -p 0x112233... -f /Users/.../dist -c 43069 -t blob -e
+```
+
+The execution results are as follows.
+
+<figure><img src="../.gitbook/assets/img9.png" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
+
+## Step 4: Set Default File
+
+You can also set the default file for FlatDirectory using the _default_ command.
+
+Run the command to set the default file.
+
+```
+ethfs-cli default -a <address> -f <name> -p <private-key> -c <chain-id>
+```
+
+The command to set the default file "_hello.txt"_ for "_0x5fF2...B6AD_" is:
+
+```
+ethfs-cli default -a 0x5fF2 -f hello.txt -p 0x1122.. -c 43069
+```
+
+## Step 5: Browse Your File!
+
+Now, you should be able to browse the files that are just uploaded via
+
+`https://${address}.3336.w3link.io/${filename}`
+
+Our two file access addresses are:
+
+[https://0x5fF2c5a1c66Fc7303E47DC3cFf804EEFc73EB6AD.3336.w3link.io/hello.txt](https://0x5fF2c5a1c66Fc7303E47DC3cFf804EEFc73EB6AD.3336.w3link.io/hello.txt)
+
+[https://0x5fF2c5a1c66Fc7303E47DC3cFf804EEFc73EB6AD.3336.w3link.io/img/1.jpeg](https://0x5fF2c5a1c66Fc7303E47DC3cFf804EEFc73EB6AD.3336.w3link.io/img/1.jpeg)
+
+Because the default file has been set to "_hello.txt"_ above, you can access it through the following link.
+
+[https://0x5fF2c5a1c66Fc7303E47DC3cFf804EEFc73EB6AD.3336.w3link.io/](https://0x5fF2c5a1c66Fc7303E47DC3cFf804EEFc73EB6AD.3336.w3link.io/)
+