Ropsten Faucet
This Projects is an implementation of a simple Test-Ether faucet, which is rate limited using Redis and implemented with Angular and Ktor.
You can use the live-version here
Structure
The Projects consists of the Angular-Frontend and the Kotlin based backend.
Usage
Before startup, make sure you create a docker volume for the public and private key of the distributing account using docker volume create faucetkeys
Put a file named keys.txt into the volume containing the publickey on the first and the private key on the second line.
Make sure to set up a Redis-Server which is reachable using a docker network. Default is redis://redis:6379, but can be changed in application.conf.
Startup
Then build the image with docker build -t faucet .
Finally, start it up with docker run -d --name faucet -p 8080:8080 --network faucetnetwork -v faucetkeys:/app/config faucet