Easily mintable tokens conforming to the ERC20 and ER721 standards. It is useful for testing other smart contracts or applications which interact with these standard tokens. Deployed for use at tokenfaucet.casa.
Built by @BenDiFrancesco as side project to my side project.
- A web3 enabled browser or browser extension
- Some Ether to pay for gas fees
- Testnet Faucet - Gives out free ETH on most Ethereum testnets
- Navigate to tokenfaucet.casa with a web3 enabled browser
- Allow Token Faucet to access web3 when prompted
- Use the interface to mint or send tokens
Alternatively, if you are writing a smart contract, you can also interact with the contracts from yours using their public interfaces.
Token Faucet is currently deployed on the Ropsten testnet. Other testnets, and possibly mainnet, coming soon.
| Network | ERC20 Address | ERC721 Address |
|---|---|---|
| Ropsten | 0x66bb289cb653567e7b2f25d76844048d816d065e | 0xce9df8a050deadef05d9983a88649db0f782d545 |
Token Faucet is built using the Truffle suite of DApp developer tools. In particular, development requires:
The frontend is built with React and Drizzle. In particular, the following development tools are needed:
- Node v10.8.0 or later
- npm v6.2.0 or later
- Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/apbendi/token_faucet.git
cd token_faucet- Run the Ganache desktop app (or
ganache-cli) - Migrate the contracts using Truffle
truffle migrate- Build and run the frontend locally
cd app
npm start- Open a web3 enabled browser and navigate to
localhost:3000
Contributions to the frontend are welcome! In particular, the current design uses the vanilla Bootstrap theme, and help improving it would be appreciated. Simply fork the project, create a new branch from master, and open a PR.
The smart contracts are deployed, and therefore considered finalized, unless we decide to upgrade Token Faucet completely in the future.
Token Faucet is made available under the MIT license.
Copyright (2019) Ben DiFrancesco.