Closed avocado-beans closed 2 months ago
That would be cool)
It could be possible if it is restructured as a mini app, something like Hamster Kombat. This would involve creating and running a webserver with a domain name and a TLS cert. The thing is I originally created this with the intention of it being used by me and my friend. I never intended it to be used by an entire channel, for example. Another, simpler, solution for the 429 Error is to use proxies. I could do different IP addresses per key (or per request).
I’m a noob in programming) How to add a function to this bot that will check whether a person is subscribed to a certain channel?
I’m a noob in programming) How to add a function to this bot that will check whether a person is subscribed to a certain channel?
It's easy. You just have to do a simple check before you allow them to generate keys. There was a fork of this repo that tried to do that. I don't know if they succeeded though.
I know it's a bit late, but I've added proxies for all you channel and group owners.
Great project. But I was wondering if there was a way to make the requests from the client side instead of the server to avoid a 'too many requests from same ip' kind of error. It would also reduce the load on the server, right?