SLP Faucet Example

This project is an example of an SLP faucet website. The site allows users to enter their SLP address and the server-side process will send the user's address the token quantity specified within the environment variables (i.e., per TOKENQTY and TOKENID).

Faucet Capacity

This faucet can service 450 uses per block (i.e., 25 txn limit/block x 18 addresses = 450). The server application allows the faucet admin to automatically distribute the tokens and BCH evenly across the first 18 addresses which are located on the m/44'/245'/0'/0/X HD path, where X is the address indecies 0 to 17. The admin can instantiate this automatic distribution by entering the DISTRIBUTE_SECRET environment variable into the site's address input field.

NOTE: You will need to wait 1 block confirmation after distribution step before the faucet will be able to be used. This is because address selection is based on finding the first address with a unconfirmed balance of 0 BCH.

Setup

• Use Electron Cash SLP or other SLP wallet to store faucet token & BCH coins, then use the mnemonic for that wallet for the faucet in the MNEMONIC environmental variable.

• Create a new .env file with the following environment variables:

MNEMONIC=______
TOKENID=_______
TOKENQTY=______
DISTRIBUTE_SECRET=______
PORT=______

Run the web app locally:

npm install
node server.js

Build Source

If you want to modify the source (i.e., the *.ts files), you will need to rebuild using tsc before running the app. TypeScript needs to be installed globally via npm install -g typescript.