I just gave the faucet a try. One minor problem. When I copied the slp address there was a trailing space so the faucet kept saying invalid slp address. Might want to trim the entry.
I finally got an SLP faucet working! As a thank you for the guide, I am airdropping 5M SLPDrop tokens to SOUR hodlers! http://slpdrop.com (very early on in development)
The SOUR faucet is back up now! Looks like I fried my Apache2 server somehow trying to add in another node app to handle requests for. Oh well, running faucet direct on port 80 for now
It's been awesome! I wish I had more time to dedicate towards it lately. I could definitely throw some DROP on the Airdrop schedule. Not sure if they would drop SOUR just yet but maybe
This last time was my fault. I've been learning Node.js, socket.io & BITBOX and was hosting the app to test it and messed up my Apache proxy server. Otherwise it's out of BCH or SLP.
Good question. I think the software needs some polishing. My faucet had thousands of SLP coins and BCH to send the payments, yet most of the time time it says temporarily down :(
If it shows an error, it's either 1. Out of BCH (on the first receive address), 2. out of SLP tokens (on the first receive address, index 0). Also if it didn't initialize properly 1st
Did you properly initialize it with the distribute_secret? Did you only send BCH to the first address (index 0) on your wallet. The software always starts at 0 then goes up to 2 or 3
Yea, just have to figure it out. I should add more info about that in my guide. Glad you got it working! If it runs out, I typically just send bch to 1st addy and then restart the app.
no video tutorial as of yet. It's not hard though. Literally just add that highlighted text into your server.js file, then rebuild with 'tsc' and restart your node.js slp-faucet