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Faucet v2 #326

Closed Pitasi closed 4 months ago

Pitasi commented 4 months ago

A web-based faucet that uses recaptcha v3 for validating incoming requests.

I modified spaceward "Get WARD" buttons to open the faucet url in a new tab instead of making the HTTP request in the background.

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Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The update introduces a new version of the faucet service (`faucet-v2`) with enhanced features, including reCAPTCHA verification and rate-limiting. It includes modifications to the Dockerfile, new Go files for the faucet service, changes to the frontend button behavior, and updates to the configuration and CI/CD workflows. The changes aim to improve security, usability, and maintainability of the faucet service. ## Changes | File/Path | Change Summary | |-------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | .gitignore | Added `.envrc` to the ignored files list. | | CHANGELOG.md | Documented the introduction of `faucet/v2` module with reCAPTCHA verification. | | Dockerfile | Updated references from `faucet` to `faucet-v2` and adjusted the `CMD` instruction. | | cmd/faucet-v2/client.go | Introduced `Client` struct and methods for blockchain interaction and transaction handling. | | cmd/faucet-v2/html.go | Added HTML templates for the faucet's web interface. | | cmd/faucet-v2/ip.go | Added function to extract client's IP address from HTTP requests. | | cmd/faucet-v2/limiter.go | Introduced `Limiter` type for rate-limiting functionality. | | cmd/faucet-v2/main.go | Implemented faucet service with configurations, HTTP handlers, and reCAPTCHA integration. | | cmd/faucet-v2/metrics.go | Defined Prometheus metrics for tracking faucet service statistics. | | spaceward/src/components/FaucetButton.tsx | Refactored `FaucetButton` component to handle token requests by opening a URL in a new tab. | | spaceward/src/env.ts | Updated default `faucetURL` value to `"http://127.0.0.1:8000"`. | | spaceward/vite.config.ts | Removed server proxy configuration for "/api/faucet". | | .github/workflows/wardend.yml | Updated paths and environment variables to include `faucet-v2` and changed `service_name` to `faucet-v2`. | ## Sequence Diagrams (Beta) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant User participant Frontend participant Faucet-v2 participant Blockchain participant reCAPTCHA User->>Frontend: Click "Request Tokens" Frontend->>reCAPTCHA: Validate reCAPTCHA reCAPTCHA-->>Frontend: reCAPTCHA Success Frontend->>Faucet-v2: Submit Request with reCAPTCHA Token Faucet-v2->>Faucet-v2: Validate IP and Address Faucet-v2->>Blockchain: Send Transaction Blockchain-->>Faucet-v2: Transaction Confirmation Faucet-v2-->>Frontend: Success Response Frontend-->>User: Display Success Message ```

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github-actions[bot] commented 4 months ago

Hey @Pitasi and thank you for opening this pull request! 👋🏼

It looks like you forgot to add a changelog entry for your changes. Make sure to add a changelog entry in the 'CHANGELOG.md' file.