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@mavrykdynamics/get-mav

v1.0.8

Published

Programmatic script to get Mavryk from faucet

Downloads

9

Readme

get-mav

This zero dependency package provides a programmatic interface to interact with the Mavryk faucet. It is a script that can be run from a JavaScript/Typescript program or directly from a shell. Your NodeJS version should support the fetch api.

Installation

You can install the package from npm:

npm install @mavrykdynamics/get-mav

Usage

JS / TS

After installing the package, you can import it in your Node.js JavaScript or TypeScript project:

const getMav = require("@mavrykdynamics/get-mav")

// OR

import getMav from "@mavrykdynamics/get-mav"

You can then use the getMav function to interact with the Mavryk faucet. The function takes an object as an argument, with the following properties:

  • address: The address to send Mav to. This can be a raw Mavryk public key hash or a local address's alias.
  • amount: The amount of Mav to request.
  • network: The faucet's network name. Must match a network name with a faucet listed at https://teztnets.xyz. Ignored if faucetUrl is set.
  • faucetUrl: The custom faucet URL. Ignores network.
  • clientDir: (Optional) Specifies a custom client directory path to look up an address alias. If not set, it will default to $HOME/.tezos-client/ or $TEZOS_CLIENT_DIR if the TEZOS_CLIENT_DIR environment variable is set.

Here is an example of how to use the getMav function:

const txHash = await getMav({
  address: "mv1...",
  amount: 10,
  network: "basenet",
})
// txHash: ooaEskbj...

Using an address alias:

const txHash = await getMav({
  address: "alice",
  amount: 10,
  network: "basenet",
})
// txHash: ooaEskbj...

Example using the faucetUrl parameter:

const txHash = await getMav({
  address: "mv1...",
  amount: 10,
  faucetUrl: "https://my-custom-faucet-url.com",
})
// txHash: ooaEskbj...

CLI

You can also run get-mav directly from the command line with npx:

npx @mavrykdynamics/get-mav mv1... --amount 10 --network basenet

Run the script with the --help flag for more information.