FaucetEarner auto claim

Note

Tested on Windows, Linux and Android

Windows

You can also install Python 3 on your OS and clone this repo. But the easiest way is to follow these steps.

1. Download the tool here

2. Exctract the directory

3. Enter into the exctracted directory

4. Edit environment file

   • Fill all fields

   USER=<username>
   MAIL=<email>
   PASSWORD=<password
   

   • Save the file.

5. Execute Faucetearner.exe to run tool

6. Stop tool by hiting CTRL + C

Linux

You should have Python 3 on your environment

1. Clone this repo

   git clone https://github.com/dijey099/auto-claim-faucetearner.git
   

2. Enter to the tool's directory

   cd auto-claim-faucetearner
   

3. Install dependancies

   pip install -r requirements.txt
   

4. Edit environment file

   • Open .env in nano text editor

   nano .env
   

   • Edit these lines

   USER=<username>
   MAIL=<email>
   PASSWORD=<password
   

   • Close nano by clicking on CTRL and then X, hit Y for Yes to save file, keep the name .env and hit Enter

5. Run tool

   python faucetearner.py
   

Android

First time you use the tool

Follow these steps if it's your first time to use the tool. Dependancies should be installed once.

1. Dowload Termux from F-Droid here (if you already installed it using PlayStore, then uninstall)

2. Install the downloaded APK file and launch it

3. Setup Termux storage

   termux-setup-storage
   

4. Close and force exit Termux

5. Reopen Termux

6. Update and Upgrade some package

   yes | pkg update -y && yes | pkg upgrade -y
   

7. Install pip

   yes | pkg install python-pip -y
   

8. Install Git

   pkg install git
   

9. Clone this repo

   git clone https://github.com/dijey099/auto-claim-faucetearner.git
   

10. Enter to the tool's directory

    cd auto-claim-faucetearner
    

11. Install dependancies

    pip install -r requirements.txt
    

12. Install driver

    yes | pkg install x11-repo -y
    yes | pkg install firefox -y
    yes | pkg install geckodriver -y
    

13. Edit environment file

    • Open .env in nano text editor

    nano .env
    

    • Edit these lines

    USER=<username>
    MAIL=<email>
    PASSWORD=<password
    

    • Close nano by clicking on CTRL and then X, hit Y for Yes to save file, keep the name .env and hit Enter

14. Run tool

    python faucetearner.py
    

15. Stop tool by hiting CTRL and then C

Next time you use the tool

1. Open Termux

2. Enter to tool's directory

   cd auto-claim-faucetearner
   

3. Run tool

   python faucetearner.py
   

4. Stop tool by hiting CTRL and then C