Merge branch 'main' of https://github.com/icon-project/icon-bridge

devnet/docker/icon-algorand/README.md

@@ -15,33 +15,33 @@ and testnets respectively.
 
 
 ### Workflow
-In order to showcase a token transfer, the [algorand-integration](.github/workflows/algorand-integration.yml) workflow was created.
+In order to showcase a token transfer, the [algorand-integration](/.github/workflows/algorand-integration.yml) workflow was created.
 It aims to set up local instances of both chains and send messages in both directions asking for
 token transfers.
 It starts by installing the required dependencies, running a container from the icon
 goloop image and setting up a new algorand local network.
 Once these are running, the smart contracts for both are built, deployed and registered on the
 opposite chains, creating a valid link between them.
 Throughout the execution of the previous steps, a set of environmental variables will be created,
-which will then be copied to the relayer [config file](devnet/docker/icon-algorand/algo-config.json), allowing it to run accordinglly.
+which will then be copied to the relayer [config file](/devnet/docker/icon-algorand/algo-config.json), allowing it to run accordinglly.
 
 
 ### Local execution
 It's also possible to replicate the same steps locally, which can be much more helpful for debugging:
 1. Install Algorand and Pyteal, using the same cmds provided on the workflow file.
-2. Run  [prepare_local_env.sh](devnet/docker/icon-algorand/prepare_local_env.sh) to setup local chain nodes and build the smart contracts.
+2. Run  [local_setup.sh](devnet/docker/icon-algorand/local_setup.sh) to setup local chain nodes and build the smart contracts.
 3. Run [setup_system.sh](devnet/docker/icon-algorand/setup_system.sh) to deploy the contracts and setup the relayer config file.
 4. Go to ``./cmd/iconbridge`` and run ``go run . -config=../../devnet/docker/icon-algorand/algo-config.json``
 to start the relayer.
-5. To execute any of the integration tests, go to ``./devnet/docker/icon-algorand`` and run the
+5. To execute any of the integration tests, go to ``/devnet/docker/icon-algorand`` and run the
 respective script.
 
 
 ### Testnet execution
 At last, the relayer can also be ran connected to the respective testnets. Note that first you need
 to obtain a valid testnet node access from algorand and set the env vars ``$ALGO_TEST_ADR`` and ``$ALGO_TEST_TOK``, to the given
 testnet address and token values.
-1. Go to ``./devnet/docker/icon-algorand`` and run [testnet_start_relay.sh](./devnet/docker/icon-algorand/testnet_start_relay.sh) - Beware that this script will create wallet accounts that need to be funded.
+1. Go to ``./devnet/docker/icon-algorand`` and run [testnet_start_relay.sh](/devnet/docker/icon-algorand/testnet_start_relay.sh) - Beware that this script will create wallet accounts that need to be funded.
 on the respective testnet faucets. The algorand one can be accessed [here](https://bank.testnet.algorand.network/).
-2. To execute any of the integration tests, go to ``./devnet/docker/icon-algorand`` and run the
+2. To execute any of the integration tests, go to ``/devnet/docker/icon-algorand`` and run the
 respective script.