Step 1:visit. https://helios-cronos.pilex.xyz/
Connect Your Wallet
Click the Connect Wallet button at the top of the page.
Make sure your wallet is on the Helios Testnet.
Section 1: Faucet Cron (Daily Mint)
This section lets you automate daily minting of tokens.
Inputs:
Token Contract Address
Defaults : 0x3ffb0dc04bba7af56f81c0f58a9eda542c7dad5e
Amount to Mint
Example: 1
Encoded Mint Function
This is auto-generated when you click the Encode Mint button.
Interval
How often it runs (in seconds). Example: 86400 = 1 day.
Fee (in HELIOS)
Example: 0.01 HELIOS
Buttons:
Encode Mint: Generates the encoded data for minting.
Register Faucet Cron: Registers the cron job with Helios.
Stop Faucet Cron: Cancels the existing cron job.
Section 2: tick() Cron (Contract Counter Automation)
This automates calling the tick() function of your smart contract.
Input:
Contract Address
Default: 0xc421b846bbfa9ef5c8b1016d7e77619f674885d0
Buttons:
Register tick() Cron: Registers the job to call tick() periodically (every ~60 minutes).
Stop tick() Cron: Cancels the registered automation.
Activity Log
This section will display your Cron registration history or errors.
It helps you track which contracts are registered and when.
Where’s the Magic?
Once a cron job is registered:
It will automatically call the mint() or tick() function at the scheduled interval.
How to Cancel a Cron Job
Click the red Stop Cron button in either section:
Faucet Cron → Stop Mint Automation
tick() Cron → Stop Calling the tick() function
This will remove the scheduled call from Helios Cron.
Tips:
Make sure your wallet has some testnet HELIOS to cover cron fees.
Always check the Activity Log for transaction confirmations.
You don’t need to run a server or click anything—Helios does it on-chain.