Update Splinter example README
Updates the Splinter example README to remove the --service-id
argument in the Grid CLI calls, as this is no longer necessary
because the GRID_SPLINTER_SERVICE_ID environment variable is
set for each gridd docker container in this example.
@@ -224,7 +224,7 @@ circuit is created.
3. Create a new organization, `myorg`.
- `root@gridd-alpha:/# grid --service-id 'my-grid-circuit::grid-scabbard-a' organization create 314156 myorg '123 main street' --metadata gs1_company_prefixes=314156`
+ `root@gridd-alpha:/# grid organization create 314156 myorg '123 main street' --metadata gs1_company_prefixes=314156`
This command creates and submits a transaction to create a new Pike
organization that is signed by the admin key. It also creates a new Pike
@@ -236,7 +236,7 @@ circuit is created.
deleting Grid products.
```
- root@gridd-alpha:/# grid --service-id my-grid-circuit::grid-scabbard-a \
+ root@gridd-alpha:/# grid \
agent update 314156 $(cat ~/.grid/keys/alpha-agent.pub) --active \
--role can_create_product \
--role can_update_product \
@@ -271,8 +271,7 @@ circuit is created.
`product.yaml`.
```
- root@gridd-alpha:/# grid --service-id my-grid-circuit::grid-scabbard-a \
- product create product.yaml
+ root@gridd-alpha:/# grid product create product.yaml
```
7. Open a new terminal and connect to the `gridd-beta` container.
@@ -282,8 +281,7 @@ circuit is created.
8. Display all products.
```
- root@gridd-beta:/# grid --service-id my-grid-circuit::grid-scabbard-b \
- product list
+ root@gridd-beta:/# grid product list
```
## Demonstrate Circuit Scope
