CommunityNode Airdrop Tool

You can find the most recent version of the source code from npm or from Github.

Table of Contents

• Installing
  • Installing Node/NPM
  • Installing the Airdrop Package
  • Troubleshooting
• Usage
  • Run Locally
  • Optimize
• Contact Us
• About Us

Installing

Installation Requirements

First, you will need to to download node/npm if you have not done so. These can be downloaded from the npm website. A full guide to installation on various systems can be found here After downloading and installing, verify that they were successfully installed using the commands:

node -v
npm -v

Installing the Tronair GUI

Once Node/npm have been installed, you can follow these steps to install the GUI onto your local system, allowing you to run the airdrop tool from the convenience of your own local network.

First, open a terminal and navigate to the directory where you want the app to be stored. Once there, run this command to download a compressed version (tarball) or the source files:

npm pack tronair-gui

Once it has finished downloading, open it to expand its contents into a new directory (rename that new directory to "tronair-gui"). This new directory will contain all of the necessary files you will need to run the app except for the node modules. To get these, go into the newly created "tronair-gui" directory and run:

npm install

Troubleshooting

Following the installation, if you get any installation errors, you can check these by running the command:

npm audit

If there are no high-risk errors, you are ok to run the airdrop tool. If there are high-risk errors, try running the command:

npm audit fix

If you get an error when running "npm start" that says something along the lines of "There might be a problem with the project dependency tree" with an error code of "code ELIFECYCLE", this can be muted by running the following code in your project folder:

echo "SKIP_PREFLIGHT_CHECK=true" >> .env

Running "npm start" after executing that command should fix the errors.

Usage

Run Application Locally

Once all packages and dependencies have been downloaded into the new directory (without errors), the airdrop tool can be tested on your local system by running the command:

npm start

This will "host" the application on your local network, allowing you to access the app at localhost:3000 in any broswer.

Create an Optimized Build

If you run the application as previously described and everything runs smoothly, you can create an "optimized build", which will bundle all of the code into a small package and put it into a new "build" directory. You can then use this optimized build to run on a public website or to run locally. To create the build, use the command:

npm run build

Contact Us with Questions or Concerns

Whether you like this tool or think it could use improvements, please let us know! We can be reached anytime at our telegram channel or through email at [email protected].

About Us

We would also like to thank you for trusting Community Node as your go-to source for all Tron related help. Please vote for us as a Super Representative so we can continue to improve the Tron blockchain with more helpful tools. It is also worth mentioning that Community Node is a network of volunteers dedicated to helping others for free. If you want to support the developer of this airdrop tool, you can send donations to the following address:

Donation Address: TA4vGA6hEpA44AVWPztoFPVJRDuQYd3g4f