Brocks Leaky Faucet

Brocks Leaky Faucet is a Node.js script that automates the process of requesting tokens from the Brock Token Faucet at regular intervals. This script uses Puppeteer to simulate a browser, inputting an Ethereum address into the faucet's address field and clicking the "Request Testnet BROCK" button every 123 seconds. It also displays real-time updates in the command line interface (CLI), including the countdown until the next request and the number of requests made in the current session.

How It Works

This script automates token requests from the Brock Token Faucet. Here's an overview of the process:

1. Opens the Faucet Page: The script uses Puppeteer to open the faucet page in a browser.
2. Enters an Address: It inputs the specified Ethereum address into the faucet's input field.
3. Clicks the Request Button: It simulates a click on the "Request Testnet BROCK" button, which sends a request to the faucet for tokens.
4. Repeats the Process: The script repeats this process every 123 seconds, allowing you to receive regular testnet BROCK tokens automatically.

Features

• Automated Token Requests: Automates the process of requesting tokens every 123 seconds.
• CLI Display: Shows the faucet URL, address, time until the next request, and a count of requests made in the current session.
• Real-Time Countdown: A countdown timer displays the time remaining until the next request.
• Error Handling: Provides clear error messages in the CLI if any step fails.

Prerequisites

• Node.js: Ensure that you have Node.js installed. Download Node.js
• Puppeteer: The script uses Puppeteer for browser automation.

Installation

1. Clone or Download this repository to your local machine.

2. Install Dependencies: In the project directory, install the required npm packages:

   npm install puppeteer

Usage

1. Configure the Address: Open the script file (faucet_script.js) and replace the address variable with your Ethereum testnet address.

2. Run the Script:

   node faucet_script.js

3. Observe the CLI Output: The CLI will display:

   • The faucet URL
   • Your Ethereum address
   • Action interval (123 seconds)
   • Count of actions performed
   • Countdown until the next action

4. Stop the Script: Press Ctrl + C in the terminal to stop the script.

Code Summary

The script performs the following actions in sequence:

• Launches Puppeteer to open a browser and navigates to the faucet page.
• Enters the specified address in the input field and clicks the "Request Testnet BROCK" button.
• Logs each action, showing the number of requests made and the countdown until the next request.
• Runs indefinitely, requesting tokens every 123 seconds.

Example Output

======== Brock Token Leaky Faucet ========
URL                : https://faucet.bit-rock.io/
Current Time       : 12:34:56 PM
Address            : 0x18Ff7f454B6A3233113f51030384F49054DD27BF
Action Interval    : 123 seconds
Actions Performed  : 3
Next Action In     : 35 seconds
==========================================

[12:32:00 PM] Address entered successfully!
[12:32:00 PM] Button clicked successfully!

Notes

• Browser Visibility: The script launches the browser in visible mode (headless: false). To run it in headless mode, change headless: true in the Puppeteer launch options.
• Adjusting the Interval: The request interval is set to 123 seconds, but you can modify this by updating the intervalSeconds variable.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues, ensure:

• Node.js and Puppeteer are correctly installed.
• Your network allows Puppeteer to access the faucet URL.

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This README provides an overview of how Brocks Leaky Faucet works, helping you automate requests for testnet BROCK tokens in a user-friendly, continuous process.