[ANN] FaucetBOX.com - API & faucet script, create your own crypto faucet

[minifrij]

For the timed button in combination with the adblock script shown above, you just have to put this script in the <span id = 'subbtn'></span> tags.

Code:

<a href="" class="btn btn-success disabled">Wait 5s.</a>

<script>
var count = 5; //This is the time you want before the button is clickable
var counter=setInterval(timer, 1000);

function timer(){
	count=count-1;

	if(count != 0){
		document.getElementById("subbtn").innerHTML="<a href='' class='btn btn-success disabled'>Wait "+count+"s.</a>";
	}else if(count == 0){
		clearInterval(counter);
		document.getElementById("timer").innerHTML="<input type = 'submit' class='btn btn-success' value = 'Claim Reward!'/>";
	}
}
</script>

Then with the adblock script below as shown in the example above.

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[Butord]

For the timed button in combination with the adblock script shown above, you just have to put this script in the <span id = 'subbtn'></span> tags.

Code:

<a href="" class="btn btn-success disabled">Wait 5s.</a>

<script>
var count = 5; //This is the time you want before the button is clickable
var counter=setInterval(timer, 1000);

function timer(){
	count=count-1;

	if(count != 0){
		document.getElementById("subbtn").innerHTML="<a href='' class='btn btn-success disabled'>Wait "+count+"s.</a>";
	}else if(count == 0){
		clearInterval(counter);
		document.getElementById("timer").innerHTML="<input type = 'submit' class='btn btn-success' value = 'Claim Reward!'/>";
	}
}
</script>

Then with the adblock script below as shown in the example above.

So the whole code will be like that?

Code:

<span id = 'subbtn'>
        <a href="" class="btn btn-success disabled">Wait 5s.</a>

<script>
var count = 5; //This is the time you want before the button is clickable
var counter=setInterval(timer, 1000);

function timer(){
	count=count-1;

	if(count != 0){
		document.getElementById("subbtn").innerHTML="<a href='' class='btn btn-success disabled'>Wait "+count+"s.</a>";
	}else if(count == 0){
		clearInterval(counter);
		document.getElementById("timer").innerHTML="<input type = 'submit' class='btn btn-success' value = 'Claim Reward!'/>";
	}
}
</script>
</span>
<!--Check For Adblock-->
<script>
if(window.canRunAds === undefined){
   document.getElementById('subbtn').innerHTML = '<big>Please disable adblock to claim.Пoжaлyйcтa, oтключитe Adblock, чтoбы coбpaть caтoши</big>';
}
</script>

[minifrij]

So the whole code will be like that?
snip

I made an error, here is the entire code:

Code:

<span id = 'subbtn'>
        <a href="" class="btn btn-success disabled">Wait 5s.</a>

        <script>
        var count = 5; //This is the time you want before the button is clickable
        var counter=setInterval(timer, 1000);

        function timer(){
	        count=count-1;

	        if(count != 0){
	        	document.getElementById("subbtn").innerHTML="<a href='' class='btn btn-success disabled'>Wait "+count+"s.</a>";
	        }else if(count == 0){
	        	clearInterval(counter);
	        	document.getElementById("subbtn").innerHTML="<input type = 'submit' class='btn btn-success' value = 'Claim Reward!'/>";
	        }
        }
        </script>
</span>
<!--Check For Adblock-->
<script>
if(window.canRunAds === undefined){
   document.getElementById('subbtn').innerHTML = '<big>Please disable adblock to claim.Пoжaлyйcтa, oтключитe Adblock, чтoбы coбpaть caтoши</big>';
}
</script>

This should be correct.

[yvesp110]

no worry man I am looking into api to do direct deposit into accounts.  I like Faucetbox but if they are gonna authorize scammers like him I rather not be part of it.  He scams people, advertisers and other faucet owner like he is gonna get rich with a faucet lol he will if he keeps scamming like he is but hey i move on and

I wouldn't blame FaucetBox for any actions of anyone else. If his site works correctly and is not trapping users it is none of FaucetBox's concern what else he does.

If you need any help send me a PM, APIs like blockchain.info are fairly easy to use.

No worry was not blamming Kazuldur nor Faucetbox on that matter is just a faucet like that keeps ignoring rules comes on then redo it then on wow a rollercoaster just pisses off users and they think all faucets on that payout are like that one.  But I saw he used all his chances. I will keep my faucets on but working on better high paying faucets but those will be direct into wallets.  well techs r working on it should be done when I am back from sick leave anyway and also will give themn access to funds using xapo also i see my faucets r dry and nothing i can do till i am home

and mini yes once faucet ready they may contact u here on how to do it direct api and put in also faucetbox for those who wants it like that but want be liste on there

[minifrij]

Is there a reason why it takes so long to get approved? I've been waiting for 4 days now for my faucet to get approved, and I've been watching the faucets list for BTC, hasn't changed at all.

Thanks.

I know it says "up to a week" but from what I can tell, it's deliberately making me wait a week.

Because there's one or two people checking through hundreds of faucets to make sure they all work correctly and fit the ToS. That does take time.

[joele]

Is there a reason why it takes so long to get approved? I've been waiting for 4 days now for my faucet to get approved, and I've been watching the faucets list for BTC, hasn't changed at all.

Thanks.

I know it says "up to a week" but from what I can tell, it's deliberately making me wait a week.

Maybe they are waiting if your faucet can survive in a couple of days.

[vaibhavsingh]

I am having some problems in sending payments through your api. When i check the balance using json it returns everything all right. But when i send a payment or fetch the most recent payouts, it says -
{"status":414,"message":"Missing or invalid parameters."}

Please help ASAP.

[minifrij]

I am having some problems in sending payments through your api. When i check the balance using json it returns everything all right. But when i send a payment or fetch the most recent payouts, it says -
{"status":414,"message":"Missing or invalid parameters."}

Please help ASAP.

What's the request you're sending?

[vaibhavsingh]

I am having some problems in sending payments through your api. When i check the balance using json it returns everything all right. But when i send a payment or fetch the most recent payouts, it says -
{"status":414,"message":"Missing or invalid parameters."}

Please help ASAP.

What's the request you're sending?

I tried fetching balance-
$json_url = "https://faucetbox.com/api/v1/balance?api_key=APIKEY&currency=BTC";
$json_data = file_get_contents($json_url);
$json_feed = json_decode($json_data);
$bal = $json_feed->balance;

This returns ok.

Then i try this -
$json_url = "https://faucetbox.com/api/v1/send?api_key=APIKEY&currency=BTC&to=$addr&amount=$cash";
$json_data = file_get_contents($json_url);
$json_feed = json_decode($json_data);
$status = $json_feed->status;
if ($status == '200') {
echo'A payment of '.$cash.' has been sent to <a href="https://faucetbox.com/en/check/$addr">your faucetbox account</a>.<br>Thanks for using Bitcoin Play!<br>';

I get a return - {"status":414,"message":"Missing or invalid parameters."}
I also get this error when i try to fetch the last payouts.

[minifrij]

Hrmm, alright ,thanks. I guess I gotta sit tight.

I remember back in January when I started with faucetbox approval was within a couple of hours.

I expect there were a lot less faucets to trawl through back in January since the service was only a few months old. And you might have caught Kazuldur when he was online.

I tried fetching balance-
$json_url = "https://faucetbox.com/api/v1/balance?api_key=APIKEY&currency=BTC";
$json_data = file_get_contents($json_url);
$json_feed = json_decode($json_data);
$bal = $json_feed->balance;

This returns ok.

Then i try this -
$json_url = "https://faucetbox.com/api/v1/send?api_key=APIKEY&currency=BTC&to=$addr&amount=$cash";
$json_data = file_get_contents($json_url);
$json_feed = json_decode($json_data);
$status = $json_feed->status;
if ($status == '200') {
echo'A payment of '.$cash.' has been sent to <a href="https://faucetbox.com/en/check/$addr">your faucetbox account</a>.<br>Thanks for using Bitcoin Play!<br>';

I get a return - {"status":414,"message":"Missing or invalid parameters."}
I also get this error when i try to fetch the last payouts.

You seem to have given me every request but the one that you're having trouble getting, unless it's sending the BTC which is giving you trouble.
If that is not the case, when trying to get the last payouts what request do you send?

[vaibhavsingh]

You seem to have given me every request but the one that you're having trouble getting, unless it's sending the BTC which is giving you trouble.
If that is not the case, when trying to get the last payouts what request do you send?

https://faucetbox.com/api/v1/send?api_key=APIKEY&amount=1000&to=BITCOINADDRESS&currency=BTC&referral=false

If i go to the above url(after adding api key and bitcoin address), the page shows -
{"status":414,"message":"Missing or invalid parameters."}

[Vortex20000]

I am having some problems in sending payments through your api. When i check the balance using json it returns everything all right. But when i send a payment or fetch the most recent payouts, it says -
{"status":414,"message":"Missing or invalid parameters."}

Please help ASAP.

What's the request you're sending?

I tried fetching balance-
$json_url = "https://faucetbox.com/api/v1/balance?api_key=APIKEY&currency=BTC";
$json_data = file_get_contents($json_url);
$json_feed = json_decode($json_data);
$bal = $json_feed->balance;

This returns ok.

Then i try this -
$json_url = "https://faucetbox.com/api/v1/send?api_key=APIKEY&currency=BTC&to=$addr&amount=$cash";
$json_data = file_get_contents($json_url);
$json_feed = json_decode($json_data);
$status = $json_feed->status;
if ($status == '200') {
echo'A payment of '.$cash.' has been sent to <a href="https://faucetbox.com/en/check/$addr">your faucetbox account</a>.<br>Thanks for using Bitcoin Play!<br>';

I get a return - {"status":414,"message":"Missing or invalid parameters."}
I also get this error when i try to fetch the last payouts.

Use the official, pre-packaged api class. It makes life much, much easier.

[Kazuldur]

You seem to have given me every request but the one that you're having trouble getting, unless it's sending the BTC which is giving you trouble.
If that is not the case, when trying to get the last payouts what request do you send?

https://faucetbox.com/api/v1/send?api_key=APIKEY&amount=1000&to=BITCOINADDRESS&currency=BTC&referral=false

If i go to the above url(after adding api key and bitcoin address), the page shows -
{"status":414,"message":"Missing or invalid parameters."}

That's a GET request. You have to do POST requests.

Is there a reason why it takes so long to get approved? I've been waiting for 4 days now for my faucet to get approved, and I've been watching the faucets list for BTC, hasn't changed at all.

Thanks.

I know it says "up to a week" but from what I can tell, it's deliberately making me wait a week.

Because there's one or two people checking through hundreds of faucets to make sure they all work correctly and fit the ToS. That does take time.

There's one person and he's been busy with other things lately. I believe he'll review pending faucets tomorrow.

[vaibhavsingh]

That's a GET request. You have to do POST requests.

But it works for fetching the balance.(Thats what i was being confused with)
(Can you post here an example of sending payouts through post?)

[Kazuldur]

That's a GET request. You have to do POST requests.

But it works for fetching the balance.(Thats what i was being confused with)
(Can you post here an example of sending payouts through post?)

It only works as a compatibility for Microfaucet (and what's more, it only works for Bitcoin). It's not documented and shouldn't be used.

Code:

 <?php
 $params = array(
     "api_key" => "api_key",
     "currency" => "BTC",
     "amount" => 1,
     "to" => "dest address"
 );
 $opts = array(
     "http" => array(
         "method" => "POST",
         "header" => "Content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded\r\n",
         "content" => http_build_query($params)
     )   
 );
 $ctx = stream_context_create($opts);
 $fp = fopen("https://faucetbox.com/api/v1/send", 'rb', null, $ctx);
 $response = stream_get_contents($fp);
 fclose($fp);
 var_dump($response);

[Butord]

So the whole code will be like that?
snip

I made an error, here is the entire code:

Code:

<span id = 'subbtn'>
        <a href="" class="btn btn-success disabled">Wait 5s.</a>

        <script>
        var count = 5; //This is the time you want before the button is clickable
        var counter=setInterval(timer, 1000);

        function timer(){
	        count=count-1;

	        if(count != 0){
	        	document.getElementById("subbtn").innerHTML="<a href='' class='btn btn-success disabled'>Wait "+count+"s.</a>";
	        }else if(count == 0){
	        	clearInterval(counter);
	        	document.getElementById("subbtn").innerHTML="<input type = 'submit' class='btn btn-success' value = 'Claim Reward!'/>";
	        }
        }
        </script>
</span>
<!--Check For Adblock-->
<script>
if(window.canRunAds === undefined){
   document.getElementById('subbtn').innerHTML = '<big>Please disable adblock to claim.Пoжaлyйcтa, oтключитe Adblock, чтoбы coбpaть caтoши</big>';
}
</script>

This should be correct.

It works but not as I want. When the adblock is enabled I see the message Please disable adblock to claim.Пoжaлyйcтa, oтключитe Adblock, чтoбы coбpaть caтoши but only 1 second or even less. After that I see the countdown button and after 5 sec the standart button Get reward appears. So actually script for adblock doesn't work

[vaibhavsingh]

That's a GET request. You have to do POST requests.

But it works for fetching the balance.(Thats what i was being confused with)
(Can you post here an example of sending payouts through post?)

It only works as a compatibility for Microfaucet (and what's more, it only works for Bitcoin). It's not documented and shouldn't be used.

Code:

 <?php
 $params = array(
     "api_key" => "api_key",
     "currency" => "BTC",
     "amount" => 1,
     "to" => "dest address"
 );
 $opts = array(
     "http" => array(
         "method" => "POST",
         "header" => "Content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded\r\n",
         "content" => http_build_query($params)
     )   
 );
 $ctx = stream_context_create($opts);
 $fp = fopen("https://faucetbox.com/api/v1/send", 'rb', null, $ctx);
 $response = stream_get_contents($fp);
 fclose($fp);
 var_dump($response);

Kkk...
It works like a charm.
One more thing, if i want to store the status(200 for ok) and message values in 2 php variables???

[minifrij]

Kkk...
It works like a charm.
One more thing, if i want to store the status(200 for ok) and message values in 2 php variables???

Code:

$jsonResponse = json_decode($response);
$status = $jsonResponse->status;
$message = $jsonResponse->otherJsonString;

It works but not as I want. When the adblock is enabled I see the message Please disable adblock to claim.Пoжaлyйcтa, oтключитe Adblock, чтoбы coбpaть caтoши but only 1 second or even less. After that I see the countdown button and after 5 sec the standart button Get reward appears. So actually script for adblock doesn't work

My apologies, I forgot a crucial part of it.

Try this:

Code:

<span id = 'subbtn'>
        <a href="" class="btn btn-success disabled">Wait 5s.</a>

        <script>
        var count = 5; //This is the time you want before the button is clickable
        if(window.canRunAds !== undefined){
                var counter=setInterval(timer, 1000);
        }

        function timer(){
	        count=count-1;

	        if(count != 0){
	        	document.getElementById("subbtn").innerHTML="<a href='' class='btn btn-success disabled'>Wait "+count+"s.</a>";
	        }else if(count == 0){
	        	clearInterval(counter);
	        	document.getElementById("subbtn").innerHTML="<input type = 'submit' class='btn btn-success' value = 'Claim Reward!'/>";
	        }
        }
        </script>
</span>
<!--Check For Adblock-->
<script>
if(window.canRunAds === undefined){
   document.getElementById('subbtn').innerHTML = '<big>Please disable adblock to claim.Пoжaлyйcтa, oтключитe Adblock, чтoбы coбpaть caтoши</big>';
}
</script>

[vaibhavsingh]

Kkk...
It works like a charm.
One more thing, if i want to store the status(200 for ok) and message values in 2 php variables???

Code:

$jsonResponse = json_decode($response);
$status = $jsonResponse->status;
$message = $jsonResponse->otherJsonString;

Returns only status and not the message.

[minifrij]

Kkk...
It works like a charm.
One more thing, if i want to store the status(200 for ok) and message values in 2 php variables???

Code:

$jsonResponse = json_decode($response);
$status = $jsonResponse->status;
$message = $jsonResponse->otherJsonString;

Returns only status and not the message.

otherJsonString is just a placeholder. I don't know which message you want to return, so you just put the string that you want to return in place of otherJsonString.