fron-to-back example1 with docker

multiPartyEscrowContract/front-to-back-examples/scripts/example1/README.md

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-# DESCRIPTION
+# DESCRIPTION
 
 * install_and_start.sh - install and setup everything and start local network
 and ipfs
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 of claimed channels, and claim your channels
 
 Test should be run on clean environment in the given order.
+
+### Run tests in docker container
+
+##### Install everything
+
+```bash
+#I. Download example scripts and make sure that scripts are in the
+#  current directory. There is one possible way to do it: 
+
+git clone https://github.com/singnet/wiki
+cd wiki/multiPartyEscrowContract/front-to-back-examples/scripts/example1/
+
+#II. Run ubuntu:latest docker container and "mount" ./ to /example1 
+docker run -v `pwd`:/example1 -it ubuntu:latest 
+
+#III. Now you are inside a docker container. We will install everything.
+. /example1/for_docker/install_all.sh 
+```
+
+##### Create docker image with everything installed (optional)
+
+At this point your can "commit" your docker container. 
+
+1. Open new terminal on your main system (without closing your docker container!)
+2. Using "docker ps" your get "container id" of your running container.
+3. your type "docker commit <container_id> $USER/snet_example1"  
+
+After this your will be able to use $USER/snet_example1 instead of ubuntu:latest and your can skill install_all.
+```
+# your should be inside example1 directory
+# cd wiki/multiPartyEscrowContract/front-to-back-examples/scripts/example1/
+docker run -v `pwd`:/example1 -it $USER/snet_example1
+```
+
+##### Register and run example service 
+
+```bash
+# reset environment 
+. /example1/for_docker/reset_environment.sh
+
+# register your service
+. /example1/run_service.sh
+```
+
+##### Run client
+
+After running the service terminal will not return to your, so you will need to open the second terminal in your container
+
+1. You should open new terminal in your main system.
+2. You should get "container id" of your running container by typing "docker ps"
+3. You should type "docker exec -it <container_id> bash".
+
+And your can run your client
+
+```bash
+. /example1/run_client.sh
+
+# it should print "42.0"
+```
+
+#### Run treasurer
+
+```bash
+. /example1/run_treasurer.sh
+```
+