tronair-cli

The ultimate command-line airdrop tool for the Tron blockchain, by Community Node SR

Installation

mkdir test_tronair

cd test_tronair

npm init //accept default options..

npm install tronair-cli

You need to declare an environment variable (at the level of OS) called PK containing the private key of the wallet from which you will perform the airdrop.

In the case you create a specific wallet only for airdropping porpouses, keep in mind you will need Tron blockchain bandwidth or you will pay all the transactions with TRX: A single transfer is ~200 bytes, so it costs 200 Sun (0.002 TRX). Airdropping to 10k addresses would cost 20 TRX.

Create a file index.js in test_tronair directory with this contents:

var tronair = require("tronair-cli");
var m = tronair.start();

Execution

tronair-cli can run both ways, with or without human interaction

- Human attended

Just run node index.js and this will start a promt that will ask all the details about your airdrop preferences (what token are you going to airdrop, the amount, to whom are you airdropping, etc)

- Human un-attended

If you need, let's say, to cron schedule your airdrops, then you can just pass the airdrop arguments in the command line:

This is a list of the command line options:

-h, --help              Shows this help
-a, --amount  number    Amount to be airdropped (your wallet balance should have at least that amount) (ie: 1000322)
-i, --tokenID number    The id of the token to airdrop (ie: 1000322)
-v, --voters  string    Airdrop goes to wallets voting this SR/candidate address (ie: TDGy2M9qWBepSHDEutWWxWd1JZfmAed3BP)
-o, --holders number    Airdrop goes to wallets holding token with this id (ie: 1002000)
-e, --equal             The rewards will equally divided among all holders/voters
-p, --proportional      The rewards will be proportionally divided based on number of votes/holdings

• Human un-attended examples

Example: Let's airdrop 750000 TRUC tokens to voters of CommunityNode, proportionally to their votes:

    node index.js  -i 1000322 -v TDGy2M9qWBepSHDEutWWxWd1JZfmAed3BP -a 750000 -p

Example: Let's airdrop 999999 HELP tokens to holders of TRUC, equally splitted amongst all the wallets:

    node index.js  -i 1000562 -h 1000322 -a 999999 -e

Results

Airdropping involves lots of transactions, and sometimes things can go wrong. In bot cases (attended or un-attended), tronair will generate json file for SUCCESS (SUCCESS_9999_TRUC_2019_03_25at19_11_33.json) and FAILED (FAILED_9999_TRUC_2019_03_25at19_11_33.json) transactions, with a descriptive name, where 9999 is the airdropped amount, along with the date and time.

//TODO: Feed tronair-cli with FAILED files. //TODO: Feed tronair with user CSV files

UPDATE: 04/06/2019 ADDED direct dependency on package apilister (https://www.npmjs.com/package/apilister) { apilister: { getVoters: [AsyncFunction: getVoters], getVotersTronairFormat: [AsyncFunction: getVotersTronairFormat], getHolders: [AsyncFunction: getHolders], getHoldersTronairFormat: [AsyncFunction: getHoldersTronairFormat] } }

Credits

Find us on Telegram: https://t.me/CommunityNode