Automation to compound drip
This is some basic automation I put together to perform my daily drip compounding.
If you like this please buy me a coffee &/or beer :-) - Airdrop some DRIP or send some BNB/BUSD to my wallet address
0xfdb5550aa2145573cf878e6e90e061c611d170b8
If you have any questions you can reach me at https://t.me/Zobah111 or just say thanks :-)
You can run the script at any time to get the help guide
$ /bin/python3 drip_compound.py -h
2022-04-30 14:25:32,838: Drip Automation v1.1 Started!
2022-04-30 14:25:32,838: ----------------
usage: drip_compound.py [-h] [-n] config_file
Automatic Drip Compounding
You can use this script to compound drip automatically.
See the readme at https://github.com/DLV111/DripCompound for more details.
If you like this please consider buying me a beer/coffee
positional arguments:
config_file Path to the config file
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-n, --new-config Create a new config file at the location specified - If file exists no action is taken
This file has a prescribed format of the following. To create the default layout pass in -n to the script.
Update the config and follow the guidance in the template
[default]
private_key = # Mandatory - gives write access to your wallet KEEP THIS SECRET!!
wallet_friendly_name = Test Drip Wallet # Mandatory - Friendly name to display in output
#pushover_api_key = # Optional - If you have an account on https://pushover.net/ you can set this up to send notfications to your phone.
#pushover_user_key = # Optional - If you have an account on https://pushover.net/ you can set this up to send notfications to your phone.
[drip]
perform_drip_compounding = False # Set to true to actually perform compounding
max_tries = 2 # Number of retries on a transaction failure - will cost gas each time. 2 means try once more if there is a failure.
max_tries_delay = 180 # Seconds between retries on a transaction failure. Wait this long before trying again.
#min_bnb_balance = 0.02 # Optional - Min BNB Balance to have in your wallet to allow compounding action
/bin/python3 drip_compound.py /path/to/my_wallet_details.ini -n
Note: Make sure to use --rm on this one, as its just to create the wallet config
docker run --rm -v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime -v /path/to/drip_configs/:/config/ --name my_wallet_name -d dripcompound:1.1 /config/my_wallet_name.ini -n
My preferred way of running stuff is in docker, makes it easy to ensure it runs everywhere! but you can also adapt this script to run from python directly.
/bin/python3 drip_compound.py /path/to/my_wallet_details.ini
First you'll need to build the image
docker build -f dockerfile -t dripcompound:1.1 .
Then run it using the following command
If you have multiple wallets, have a unique name for each docker image.
This will start an existing docker image, or create a new one if one does not exist.
docker start my_wallet_name || docker run -v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime -v /path/to/configs/:/config/ --name my_wallet_name -d dripcompound:1.1 /config/my_wallet_details.ini
Run at 9 am every day
0 9 * * * docker start my_wallet_name || docker run -v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime -v /path/to/configs/:/config/ --name my_wallet_name -d dripcompound:1.1 /config/my_wallet_details.ini
$ docker logs -f drip_test
2022-04-30 14:12:02,175: Drip Automation v1.1 Started!
2022-04-30 14:12:02,175: ----------------
2022-04-30 14:12:02,176: "My Drip Wallet" Selected for processing
2022-04-30 14:12:03,376: BNB Balance is x.xxx
2022-04-30 14:12:03,376: Current Balance xx.xxx
2022-04-30 14:12:03,376: Available to compound xx.xxx
2022-04-30 14:12:03,376: PushOver Notification
Title: My Drip Wallet: Drip Compounding
Body: Current Balance xx.xxx - Compound x.xxx
2022-04-30 14:12:04,426: Compounding is set to False, only outputting some messages
2022-04-30 14:12:04,730: Updated Drip balance is: xx.xxx (Increase 0.000) <-- Note on False this will always be 0.000
2022-04-30 14:12:04,730: PushOver Notification
Title: My Drip Wallet: Compounding Complete
Body: Updated Balance xx.xxx (Increase 0.000) - tx test:aaaabbbbccccdddd
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If you change the code at all, make sure you delete and rebuild it all
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If you want to remove the image every time - use the
--rmcommand in your docker run - If you do this you won't get a log history - it'll be fresh logs every time - can be useful for testing and the likes!
Create all the config files as per normal, but run each container with a new name and .ini file eg..
This will run one wallet at 9am, and the other at 9:10
0 9 * * * docker start my_wallet_name_1111 || docker run -v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime -v /path/to/configs/:/config/ --name my_wallet_name_1111 -d dripcompound:1.1 /config/my_wallet_details_1111.ini
10 9 * * * docker start my_wallet_name_2222 || docker run -v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime -v /path/to/configs/:/config/ --name my_wallet_name_2222 -d dripcompound:1.1 /config/my_wallet_details_2222.ini