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Minotaur the Mintoor

Minotaur is an NFT minting bot that can easily be reconfigured for different contracts. It can also create wallets in batch and share coins in between.

Setup

  1. git clone [email protected]:eyusufatik/Minotaur-the-Mintoor.git
  2. pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

  1. python main.py
  2. If running for the first time, go to the configuration page and:
    • Add private keys of your accounts (or simply create batch accounts from the main menu)
    • Set your web3 provider url (find one from google)
    • Set the contract address of the collection you want to mint
    • Set the contract's abi
    • Set the minter file (use minters.example format) (details explained below)
    • Select number of accounts to use
  3. Go back to the main menu and start minting!

Minter files

For the bot to work you'll have to implement the ChildMinter class inheriting minters.minter.Minter class. (Check out minters/example_minter.py)

Class variables you are provided:

  1. priv_key: private key of the wallet
  2. address: wallet address
  3. web3: Web3 instance
  4. contract: contract set in the config page
  5. nonce: Nonce of the account (if the class-built-in send_tx function is used nonce management is handled by the parent class)
  6. last_receipt: Receipt of the last account

Functions you must override:

  1. is_mint_ready() -> bool: Return False if the contract is not open for minting, True if it is.
  2. mint(): Build and send the minting transaction (use the send_tx function)

Functions you can override:

  1. pre_everything(): Run before every other function, if you're gonna pre-sign the transaction use this func.
  2. pre_mint(): Run right after is_mint_ready() returns True
  3. post_mint(): Run right after mint() returns

Functions you are provided with:

  1. send_tx(tx: dict, sign=True, wait_for_reciept=False): Sends the transaction, if sign parameter is True, signs it with self.priv_key. If wait_for_receipt is True, waits for the receipt and sets self.last_receipt so that you can use it in post_mint()