Transaction Generator

This project can generate randomized cryptocurrency transactions or token bridges between specified wallet addresses. It is intended to provide sample transaction data for testing purposes.

Overview

The application is structured as follows:

• config.py - Defines configuration settings like wallet addresses, API keys, etc
• utils.py - Helper functions for generating random values
• send.py - Logic for sending direct Ethereum transactions
• bridge.py - Logic for bridging ERC20 tokens across chains
• app.py - The main application loop

Usage

1. Update config.py with your Infura project ID, wallet addresses, and other settings.

2. Implement the transaction and token bridge logic in send.py and bridge.py. Refer to the Web3 and protocol docs.

3. Run python app.py to start generating randomized transactions.

The app continually loops, randomly selecting wallet pairs, amounts, and delays between transfers.

Monitoring

• The script currently outputs simple logging messages.

• For advanced monitoring, integration with tools like Prometheus is recommended.

Configuration

The config.py file contains several settings that can be tuned:

• WALLETS - List of wallet addresses to choose from
• TOKEN_ADDRESS - Contract address of the token to send
• MIN_AMOUNT - Minimum random amount to transfer
• MAX_AMOUNT - Maximum random amount to transfer
• ...

Troubleshooting

Errors from the transaction and bridging logic are caught and logged. Some common issues:

• Invalid wallet private keys or insufficient funds
• Network issues connecting to Infura
• Errors in the underlying send/bridge implementations
• Incorrect nonce values if transactions are not sequenced properly

Future Improvements

Possible enhancements include:

• Web UI for configuring and monitoring
• Dynamic wallet and token selection
• Failure injection for robustness testing
• Scheduled execution via cron/Celery/Kubernetes

Let me know if you have any other questions!