To start the bot server, you must provide the application credentials environmental variables.
You can do this by creating a .env file with the following variables.
# Bot user app token
DISCORD_APP_TOKEN=<bot token>
# Bot user client ID
DISCORD_APP_CLIENT_ID=<app id>
# Server ID for the bot to be installed
DISCORD_GUILD_ID=<guild id>
# The channel ID for the bot to listen to
DISCORD_FAUCET_CHANNEL_ID=<channel id>
# Secret phrase (mnemonic) for the faucet account
FAUCET_SECRET_PHRASE=<secret phrase>
# Secret key for RECAPTCHA
GOOGLE_RECAPTCHA_SECRET = <secret key>
# Private key for the EVM faucet account
EVM_FAUCET_PRIVATE_KEY=<private key>
# Faucet send amount
TESTNET_FAUCET_AMOUNT = '15'
SHIDEN_FAUCET_AMOUNT = '0.002'
ASTAR_FAUCET_AMOUNT = '0.002'
# Redis URL in URL format
# In Heroku, this is automatically set when you add the Redis add-on to your app.
REDIS_URL=<redis://[:password@]host[:port][/db-number][?option=value]>
# Discord webhooks
# Ref: https://www.labnol.org/code/20563-post-message-to-discord-webhooks
DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL = 'https://discord.com/api/webhooks/XXXXX/XXXXXXX'
# Discord: Server settings > Roles > … > Copy ID
DISCORD_MENTION_ID = '@&123456789'# install all the dependencies
yarn
# starts the server app in node.js environment
yarn start
# or you can use `yarn serve`
# starts a development server with ts-node
yarn dev
# transpile the project for production
yarn build