An Ethereum faucet with a React frontend and a REST API. Works on any network you configure (and fund the faucet account of course). Check twitter post
- A running local GETH node. ( or access to a node like Infura ) with RPC-JSON enabled.
$ cd blockfaucet
$ npm install
$ cd static
$ yarn build
$ cd ..
$ npm start
Create a wallet wallet.json
$ node faucet.js
$ mkwallet <password> <fileName>
Read wallet wallet.json
$ node faucet.js
$ rdwallet <password> <fileName>
You can change test to whatever the password is that you want to encrypt your wallet with.
Create a config file config.json from config.example.js
{
"etherscanroot": "http://testnet.etherscan.io/address/",
"payoutfrequencyinsec": 60,
"payoutamountinether": 0.1,
"queuesize": 5,
"httpport": 3000,
"web3": {
"host": "http://<YOUR ETH NODE>:8545"
},
"wallet": {
"filename": "",
"password": ""
},
"twitter": {
"consumer_key": "",
"consumer_secret": "",
"access_token_key": "",
"access_token_secret": ""
}
}
Start your faucet:
$ node index.js
edit the file static/src/config.js and specify the base URL for your API
$ cd static
$ npm start
$ npm run dev
build image
$ docker build --build-arg "DEFAULT_BLOCKFAUCET_PORT=3009" -f ./Dockerfile -t blockfaucet ./start blockfaucet
$ docker run -e BLOCKFAUCET_PORT=3008 -p 3008:3008 -d blockfaucet
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