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## Walkthrough The recent changes enhance the `faucet` command's functionality and user experience. They include refactoring the backend code to better manage configurations and transactions, updating the frontend with new styles and templates, and introducing scripts for dynamic interaction. This ensures a robust and visually appealing user interface, improved logging, and efficient transaction handling. Key additions are new struct fields, methods in Go files, CSS styles, HTML templates, and JavaScript functions for seamless interaction and polling. ## Changes | Files | Change Summaries | |--------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `cmd/faucet/css/style.css` | Introduced styling for dark-themed background, form inputs, submit buttons, token circles, and spinners. | | `cmd/faucet/faucet.go` | Refactored `Faucet` struct, added new fields and methods, and modified transaction handling logic. | | `cmd/faucet/go.mod` | Updated to include dependencies such as `cosmos-sdk`, `echo/v4`, and `zerolog`. | | `cmd/faucet/js/circle.js` | Added functionality for progress circle visualization based on token information. | | `cmd/faucet/js/tx.js` | Introduced server polling for transaction status updates. | | `cmd/faucet/main.go` | Defined an HTTP server, introduced handlers for template rendering and form processing. | | `cmd/faucet/pkg/config/config.go` | Added configuration handling using environment variables and config files. | | `cmd/faucet/templates/form.html` | Introduced a form template for address input and error handling. | | `cmd/faucet/templates/index.html` | Created a main template for the Buenavista Faucet web page. | | `cmd/faucet/templates/tokens.html` | Added a dynamic section for displaying token information and token circle. | ## Sequence Diagram(s) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant User participant Browser participant Server as Faucet HTTP Server participant Faucet as Faucet Backend participant Config as Config Loader User->>Browser: Open Faucet Web Page Browser->>Server: GET / Server-->>Browser: Serve HTML (index.html) Browser->>Server: POST /form (with Address) Server->>Faucet: Init and Send Tokens Faucet->>Config: Load Config Config-->>Faucet: Return Config Faucet->>Server: Process Transaction (Setup New Account, Send Tokens) Server-->>Browser: Return Status (Tokens Sent/Error) Note right of User: User sees transaction status/update Browser->>Server: Poll /status Server-->>Browser: Return Transaction Status ``` In this sequence: - The user interacts with the browser to access the Faucet web page. - The browser requests the page from the HTTP server, which serves the required HTML. - Upon form submission, the server processes the request using the Faucet backend, which loads the necessary configurations and handles the transaction. - The browser continuously polls the server for transaction status updates, providing real-time feedback to the user.[!TIP]
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This version of the Faucet does not have any limitations per user, only limitations are daily token supply. Faucet will have the following features:
It uses HTMX + JS.
You can run it with simply:
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes
Documentation
Refactor
Faucetstruct with new fields and methods for better management of accounts, transactions, and configuration setup.Style
Chores
go.modwith required module versions to ensure project compatibility and consistency.