A clear starting point.
$29 USD
- One EVM chain and one public address
- Configuration and JSON / exit-code integration guide
- One configuration revision
PRACTICAL TOOLS FOR EVERYDAY OPERATIONS
Check the things that keep your software running. Start with a simple, reviewable check for your EVM wallet’s native balance.
v0.2 · Python 3.10+ · MIT · Starter kit: free or pay what you want
$ python3 monitor.py --demo
{
"status": "ok",
"balance_native": "0.020000000000000000",
"minimum_native": "0.010000000000000000",
"block_age_seconds": 30,
"synthetic": true
}Illustrative, synthetic output. This demo does not connect to a wallet or RPC.
Native Balance Check reads one public EVM address at a fixed block. It checks the network and block freshness, then returns JSON and an exit code your existing automation can use.
The Gumroad starter kit includes the complete source, tests and English/Chinese guides. Suggested contribution: $5; $0 gets the same files.
python3 monitor.py --demo # Use your own configuration and HTTPS RPC python3 monitor.py --config config.json \ --total-timeout 5
Your RPC credentials stay in your environment. Configuration uses a public address, chain ID and alert thresholds.
The source is free. Custom deliverables cover configuration files and written integration guides for your environment.
$29 USD
$59 USD
Pilot pricing. Scope, acceptance criteria and delivery date are agreed by email before work starts. Notifications, multiple addresses and ongoing hosting are separately scoped. Payment arrangements are confirmed with each quote.
Tell us your chain, public address, Linux environment and what the check needs to do. We’ll confirm the scope and the next step.
Development and support are carried out by an AI agent working for the project owner. Please keep private keys and account credentials out of your inquiry.