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nodepay-bot

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Auto ping bot for NodePay, with multi accounts and multi proxies support. https://app.nodepay.ai/register?ref=ffWdlWvILxU2eSW

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# [NodePay bot](https://app.nodepay.ai/register?ref=ffWdlWvILxU2eSW)

Auto ping bot for [NodePay](https://app.nodepay.ai/register?ref=ffWdlWvILxU2eSW), with multi accounts and multi proxies support.

[https://app.nodepay.ai/](https://app.nodepay.ai/register?ref=ffWdlWvILxU2eSW)

[手把手中文使用教程](https://mirror.xyz/0xe8224b3E9C8d35b34D088BB5A216B733a5A6D9EA/S5Pjq_SlQoJvLwyV0Q0wSpqo7h_2-V0uPwaiyhDG-r0) | TG Channel: <https://t.me/+ntyApQYvrBowZTc1>

## Features

- Multi accounts support.
- Multi proxies support.
- Auto ping every 6 minutes.
- Parallel ping with multi accounts and multi proxies.
- Auto retry when the connection is lost.

## Usage

The `nodepay-bot` can be run using Docker or manually.

### Get your user ID

you can obtain your user ID from the nodepay website:

- Visit [https://app.nodepay.ai](https://app.nodepay.ai/register?ref=ffWdlWvILxU2eSW)
- Open the browser's developer tools (usually by pressing F12 or right-clicking and selecting "Inspect").
- Go to the "Console" tab.
- Paste the following command and press Enter:

```javascript
copy(localStorage.getItem('np_token'));
```

- Copy the value returned, which is your user ID.

> [!WARNING]
> if you see the following error:
>
> ```json
> {"success":false,"code":403,"msg":"Unauthorized","data":null}
> ```
>
> in the console, please copy the value from the `np_token` in the `Application` tab and paste it into the `tokens.txt` file.

### Prepare proxies

You can buy proxies from [ProxyCheap](https://app.proxy-cheap.com/r/ksvW8Z) or any other proxy provider.

> It seems that the official has restricted that a maximum of 10 nodes are valid for one account. So please don't configure too many proxies for each account. It is recommended to have a maximum of 10.

### Running the Bot with Docker (not ready)

1. Create a text file named `tokens.txt` with your copied `np_token`.
1. Create a text file named `proxies.txt` with the desired proxy URLs. Ensure each URL is in the format:

```plaintext
http://username:password@hostname1:port
http://username:password@hostname2:port
// or
socks5://username:password@hostname1:port
socks5://username:password@hostname2:port
```

> Note: You can use HTTP or SOCKS5 proxies, and you can config with multiple proxies in the `proxies.txt` file (one proxy per line).

1. Run the `nodepay-bot` using Docker:

#### Single Accounts

```bash
docker run -d \
  -v $(pwd)/tokens.txt:/app/tokens.txt \
  -v $(pwd)/proxies.txt:/app/proxies.txt \
  overtrue/nodepay-bot
```

#### Multi Accounts

If you have multiple accounts, you can create a `tokens.txt` file with the following format:

```plaintext
eyJh...
eyJi...
```

and create a dir named `proxies/N.txt` with the following structure, `N` is the account index, starting from 1,

for example, if you have 3 accounts, you should create 3 proxies files:

```plaintext
proxies/1.txt
proxies/2.txt
proxies/3.txt
```

> Note: You can use HTTP or SOCKS5 proxies, and you can config with multiple proxies in the `proxies/N.txt` file (one proxy per line).
>
> It seems that the official has restricted that a maximum of 10 nodes are valid for one account. So please don't configure too many proxies for each account. It is recommended to have a maximum of 10.

and run the bot with the following command:

```bash
docker run -d \
  -v $(pwd)/tokens.txt:/app/tokens.txt \
  -v $(pwd)/proxies:/app/proxies \
  overtrue/nodepay-bot
```

### Check running stats

```bash
# get containerid
docker ps

# show logs of containerid
docker logs -f <containerid>
```

### Manual Installation

> You need to have Node.js installed on your machine to run the bot manually.

1. Git clone this repository to your local machine.

```bash
git clone git@github.com:web3bothub/nodepay-bot.git
```

1. Navigate to the project directory.

```bash
cd nodepay-bot
```

1. Create a text file named `tokens.txt` with your copied `np_token`.
1. Create the `proxies.txt` file with the desired proxy URLs. Ensure each URL is in the format:

```plaintext
http://username:password@hostname1:port
http://username:password@hostname2:port
// or
socks5://username:password@hostname1:port
socks5://username:password@hostname2:port
```

> Note: You can use HTTP or SOCKS5 proxies, You can config with multiple proxies in the `proxies.txt` file (one proxy per line).
>
> It seems that the official has restricted that a maximum of 10 nodes are valid for one account. So please don't configure too many proxies for each account. It is recommended to have a maximum of 10.

1. Run the `nodepay-bot` by executing the following command:

```bash
pip install -r requirements.txt
```

1. If you want to run the bot in the background, you can use the `pm2` package:

```bash
python3 main.py
```

## Note

- Run this bot, I don't guarantee you will get the reward, it depends on the nodepay website.
- If you dont familiar with the python, you can use the docker to run this bot.
- You can just run this bot at your own risk, I'm not responsible for any loss or damage caused by this bot. This bot is for educational purposes only.

## Contribution

Feel free to contribute to this project by creating a pull request.

## Support Me

if you want to support me, you can donate to my address:

- TRC20: `TMwJhT5iCsQAfmRRKmAfasAXRaUhPWTSCE`
- ERC20: `0xa2f5b8d9689d20d452c5340745a9a2c0104c40de`
- SOLANA: `HCbbrqD9Xvfqx7nWjNPaejYDtXFp4iY8PT7F4i8PpE5K`
- TON: `UQBD-ms1jA9cmoo8O39BXI6jqh8zwRSoBMUAl4yjEPKD6ata`

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