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).

SOUR SLP Faucet is live at: http://sour-faucet.ddns.net

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.

• 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=______

npm install
tsc
node server.js

In file - node_modules/bitbox-sdk/lib/Crypto.ts

Change line 1 -

import * as randomBytes from "randombytes"

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import randomBytes from "randombytes"

In file - node_modules/bitbox-sdk/lib/Mnemonic.ts

Change line 5 -

import * as randomBytes from "randombytes"

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import randomBytes from "randombytes"

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.