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like-profanity

v1.0.2

Published

Generate a vanity ETH address with a given prefix and suffix

Downloads

176

Readme

like-profanity

Generate a vanity ETH address with a given prefix and suffix

Depends on https://github.com/1inch/profanity2

npm i like-profanity

Usage

const profanity = require('like-profanity')

const wallet = await profanity('13', '37')

console.log(wallet) // => { privateKey, address }

const wallet2 = await profanity('13', null) // 0x13...
const wallet3 = await profanity(null, '37') // 0x...37

Profanity sometimes never finds a match, you can timeout it early and retry:

const wallet = await profanity('1337', '1337', { retry: 10, timeout: 5000 })

You should adjust the timeout value depending on your GPU.

API

const wallet = await profanity(prefix, suffix, [options])

Generate a vanity ETH account. Returns like { privateKey, address }.

Available options:

{
  bin: './profanity2.x64',
  timeout: 15000, // Adjust it depending on the GPU
  retry: 0, // Retry attempts on timeout
  verbose: false
}

CLI

npm i -g like-profanity

profanity --prefix 1337 --suffix 1337 # --retry [n] --timeout [n] --verbose [1|2]

License

MIT