Miniature Kaspa faucet website based on Kaspa Wallet framework
$ git clone [email protected]:kaspanet/kaspad
$ cd kaspad
$ go build
$ cd cmd/kaspaminer
$ go build
Terminal 1:
$ cd kaspad
$ kaspad --utxoindex --testnet
Terminal 2:
$ cd kaspad/cmd/kaspaminer
$ kaspaminer --miningaddr=kaspatest:qpuyhaxz2chn3lsvf8g7q5uvaezpp5m7pyny4k8tyq --mine-when-not-synced --testnet
IMPORTANT: kaspad 8.4 (master) has a broken testnet genesis block, you must replace --testnet with --devnet and change the mining address to kaspadev:qpuyhaxz2chn3lsvf8g7q5uvaezpp5m7pygf2jzn8d. When changing configuration you may need to delete Kaspa blockchain located in ~/kaspad folder. On Windows Kaspa blockchain is located in AppData/Local/Kaspad. (When starting, faucet will display it's deposit address.)
$ git clone [email protected]:aspectron/kaspa-faucet
$ cd kaspa-faucet
$ npm install
$ node kaspa-faucet
To setup development environment for debugging kaspa-wallet and kaspacore-lib modules:
Setup TypeScript:
$ npm install -g typescript
$ tsc -v
# tsc should yield 4.0.5 or higher
Clone and setup repositories:
$ git clone [email protected]:aspectron/kaspa-faucet
$ git clone [email protected]:aspectron/kaspa-wallet
$ git clone [email protected]:aspectron/kaspacore-lib
$ cd kaspacore-lib
$ npm link
$ cd ..
$ cd kaspa-wallet
$ npm link
$ npm link kaspacore-lib
$ cd ..
$ cd kaspa-faucet
$ npm install
$ npm link kaspa-wallet
$ cd ..
Terminal 1:
$ cd kaspa-wallet
$ tsc --watch
Terminal 2:
$ cd kaspa-faucet
$ node kaspa-faucet
node kaspa-faucet will attempt to bind to all available networks. You can use --devnet and --testnet flags to have it bind to a single network.