twisterad

Lightweight, in-memory CLI tool & daemon to rotate multiple twister ads on single worker, through modified Bitcoin Core JSON-RPC API library.

Use cases

• optimal to run as the systemd unit that waits for twisterd connection and then begins updating promotional messages with each new block found
• supports multiple options, including --latency delay in seconds, which is useful for limiting block generation on powerful machines
• written in Rust to ensure memory safety over the long term run, it does not require a disk-based database, making it SSD-friendly for everyday use on your Raspberry Pi!

How does it work

• after launch, twisterad listens for the twisterd connection to be established, and then begins rotation according to the configuration and startup arguments
• when twisterd connection is lost, twisterad will wait for reconnection and continue rotation from the previous memory state. It could be also useful for the desktop users, who running their twisterd nodes periodically