Update readme, separate readme for e2e deployment setup

contracts/README.md

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ npx hardhat deploy --network [network (galadriel or localhost)] --contract [cont
 npx hardhat deploy --network galadriel --contract ChatGpt --oracleaddress [oracle_address] ""
 # Dall-e example
 npx hardhat deploy --network galadriel --contract DalleNft --oracleaddress [oracle_address] "system prompt"
-# Groq localhost example
+# Groq localhost example (requires running a local node)
 npx hardhat deploy --network localhost --contract GroqChatGpt --oracleaddress [oracle_address]
 ```
 
@@ -55,41 +55,10 @@ npm run deployQuickstart
 npm run deployAll:galadriel
 ```
 
-### Local
+### Running e2e
 
-**Run local network**
-
-```
-npm run node
-```
-
-This runs a chain on: http://localhost:8545  
-Chain ID: 1337
-
-Take some private key from local node and add to .env `PRIVATE_KEY_LOCALHOST`
-
-**Deploy the oracle contract and all examples to local network**
-
-```
-npm run deployAll:localhost
-```
-
-**Run the oracle backend**
-
-Please see the [`oracles` directory](/oracles) to run the oracle backend. If you don't run the oracle back-end, the
-oracle contracts on your localnet will not produce any results (and will not make any callbacks).
-
-## Whitelisting a Wallet in the Oracle Contract
-
-To whitelist an address in the Oracle contract, allowing it to write responses on-chain, you can use the `whitelist`
-Hardhat task.
-
-Run the following command, replacing `[oracle_address]` with the Oracle contract's address and `[wallet_address]` with
-the address you want to whitelist:
-
-```bash
-npx hardhat whitelist --oracle-address [oracle_address] --whitelist-address [wallet_address] --network galadriel
-```
+To run the whole flow e2e either locally or on Galadriel devnet check out
+[e2e deployment readme](/contracts/contracts/README_e2e.md).
 
 ### Generating standard Solidity input JSON
 

contracts/README_e2e.md

@@ -0,0 +1,47 @@
+# Deploying contracts to run the setup e2e
+
+This document explains how to deploy the contracts, if you want to run
+the setup e2e including running the oracle. This is generally not necessary,
+unless you wish to make any changes to the oracle, or run it locally for testing.
+
+## Deployment
+
+
+**Run local network if running locally**
+
+```
+npm run node
+```
+
+This runs a chain on: http://localhost:8545  
+Chain ID: 1337
+
+Take some private key from local node and add to .env `PRIVATE_KEY_LOCALHOST`
+
+## Deploy the oracle contract and all examples
+
+This adds the deployed oracle contract to all the other contracts
+
+```
+# Localhost
+npm run deployAll:localhost
+# Galadriel
+npm run deployAll:galadriel
+```
+
+**Run the oracle backend and look at the next section to whitelist an address**
+
+Please see the [`oracles` directory](/oracles) to run the oracle backend. If you don't run the oracle back-end, the
+oracle contracts will not produce any results (and will not make any callbacks).
+
+## Whitelisting a Wallet in the Oracle Contract
+
+To whitelist an address in the Oracle contract, allowing it to write responses on-chain, you can use the `whitelist`
+Hardhat task.
+
+Run the following command, replacing `[oracle_address]` with the Oracle contract's address, `[wallet_address]` with
+the address you want to whitelist and `[network]` with either `localhost` or `galadriel`:
+
+```bash
+npx hardhat whitelist --oracle-address [oracle_address] --whitelist-address [wallet_address] --network [network]
+```