The eth-faucet application is an Ethereum faucet that runs alongside an Ethereum client. The faucet allows to distribute funds.
The faucet works with a configuration file, application.yml. Here is a template of the file:
{%highlight yaml%} server: use-forward-headers: true forward-headers-strategy: native spring: main: banner-mode: “off” security: oauth2: client: registration: github: clientId: clientSecret: html: title: Faucet request_message: Welcome to our faucet. You can ask for up to 1 ETH on this faucet.
security: oauth2: client: preEstablishedRedirectUri: registeredRedirectUri: useCurrentUri: false
faucet: maxETH: <the maximum amount of eth, in ETH, that you> chainId: rpcPort: rpcHost:
wallet: path: wallet.key banner: > Apache Tuweni Faucet example.
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{%endhighlight%}
You should register a Github OAuth application to go along and fill the template.