Updated readme with faster flow, no more asking/searching for channel IDs!

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# Ringtools # Ringtools
Ringtools is a tool to keep an eye on the by you provided channels, like to monitor a Ring of Fire. Ringtools is a tool to keep an eye on the by you provided channels, like to monitor a Ring of Fire.
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## Installation ## Installation
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3. Clone this repository `git clone https://github.com/StijnBTC/Ringtools` 3. Clone this repository `git clone https://github.com/StijnBTC/Ringtools`
4. Navigate to the right folder `cd Ringtools` 4. Navigate to the right folder `cd Ringtools`
5. Install the requirements `pip3 install -r requirements.txt` 5. Install the requirements `pip3 install -r requirements.txt`
6. Edit the channel file `sudo nano channels.txt`
7. Replace all channels with the channels from your ring and save (Ctrl+X following Y (Yes)) ## Usage
8. Run Ringtools `python3 ringtools.py -f -l status` (When you're ready, hit Ctrl+C) 1. Put all public keys and telegram usernames, separated with a comma in `pubkeys.txt`
2. Run `checkring` functionality with write to create channels.txt `python3 ringtools.py check --write-channels`
3. Run Ringtools `python3 ringtools.py -f -l status` (When you're ready, hit Ctrl+C)