ADAMANT Airdrop v2.1.1

This release of ADAMANT Airdrop makes npx commands the primary way to use the tool. Several configuration options have been renamed for consistency: log_level is now logLevel, node_ADM is now nodes, and skipDublicates is now skipDuplicates. A new outputPath option has been added to specify the path for the list of addresses that the bot could not send ADM to.

{
  // ...
-  "node_ADM": [
+  "nodes": [
      // ...
    ],

-  "log_level": "log",
+  "logLevel": "log",

-  "skipDublicates": true
+  "skipDuplicates": true
}

Output files for validating addresses have been removed; logs should be used instead. The list of transactions is now stored in .csv format. The file txt/airdrop/failedAddresses.txt has been renamed to failedTransactions.csv, and txt/airdrop/successfulAddresses.txt has been renamed to successfulTransactions.csv.

.
├── logs
│   └── 2024-01-10.log
└── output
    └── 2024-01-10 01:16:43
+        ├── failedTransactions.csv
+        ├── successfulTransactions.csv
-        └── txt
-            ├── airdrop
-            │   ├── failedAddresses.txt
-            │   └── successfulAddresses.txt
-            └── validate
-                ├── invalidAddresses.txt
-                └── validAddresses.txt

Breaking changes

Configuration option names have changed, requiring users to update their config files. The node_ADM option is now nodes, log_level is now logLevel, and skipDublicates is now skipDuplicates. Output file formats and locations have changed: transaction lists are now stored as .csv files instead of .txt files, and address validation output files have been removed entirely in favor of logs.