RainbowMiner / RainbowMiner

GPU/CPU Mining script with intelligent profit-switching between miningpools, algorithms, miners, using all possible combinations of devices (NVIDIA, AMD, CPU). Features: actively maintained, uses the top actual miner programs (Bminer, Ccminer, Claymore, Dstm, EnemyZ, Sgminer, T-rex and more) easy setup wizard, webinterface, auto update.
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Suggestion: WTM Button #709

Closed acos0874 closed 4 years ago

acos0874 commented 4 years ago

I occasionally want to check the average profitability of some algorithms and so copy my hashrates and power consumptions across to WTM for checking. It would be cool if this could be automated with a button on localhost which would launch WTM wiht all the hashrates already populated. #

Yamanipanuchi commented 4 years ago

Oh this would be nice.. But not way to copy over hash rates you dont have. But at least it will tell you the ones you have.

RainbowMiner commented 4 years ago

Ok, I have put those buttons onto the Active Miners page. One button per device combo.

acos0874 commented 4 years ago

Amazing!

acos0874 commented 4 years ago

Thanks for this, but it doesn't seem to be working correctly right now. This is the url that is generated...

https://whattomine.com/coins?eth=false&factor[eth_hr]=0&factor[eth_p]=0&zh=true&factor[zh_hr]=383.446&factor[zh_p]=727&cnh=false&factor[cnh_hr]=0&factor[cnh_p]=0&cng=false&factor[cng_hr]=0&factor[cng_p]=0&cnr=false&factor[cnr_hr]=0&factor[cnr_p]=0&cnf=false&factor[cnf_hr]=0&factor[cnf_p]=0&eqa=false&factor[eqa_hr]=0&factor[eqa_p]=0&cc=false&factor[cc_hr]=0&factor[cc_p]=0&cr29=true&factor[cr29_hr]=42.11&factor[cr29_p]=803&ct31=false&factor[ct31_hr]=0&factor[ct31_p]=0&eqb=true&factor[eqb_hr]=254.894&factor[eqb_p]=717&ns=false&factor[ns_hr]=0&factor[ns_p]=0&bcd=false&factor[bcd_hr]=0&factor[bcd_p]=0&tt10=false&factor[tt10_hr]=0&factor[tt10_p]=0&x16r=true&factor[x16r_hr]=141.266&factor[x16r_p]=809&phi2=false&factor[phi2_hr]=0&factor[phi2_p]=0&xn=false&factor[xn_hr]=0&factor[xn_p]=0&hx=false&factor[hx_hr]=0&factor[hx_p]=0&zlh=false&factor[zlh_hr]=0&factor[zlh_p]=0&ppw=false&factor[ppw_hr]=0&factor[ppw_p]=0&x25x=false&factor[x25x_hr]=0&factor[x25x_p]=0&mtp=true&factor[mtp_hr]=17.435&factor[mtp_p]=823&lrev3=false&factor[lrev3_hr]=0&factor[lrev3_p]=0&factor[cost]=0.104&sort=Profitability24&volume=0&revenue=24h&dataset=1070TIs&commit=Calculate

I get the error eth_hr must be greater than 0

acos0874 commented 4 years ago

Sorry I realised I don't have eth enabled and this caused all algos to go haywire. Renabling eth means it works fine.

RainbowMiner commented 4 years ago

I will add some virtual hashrate for eth, in the next version.

acos0874 commented 4 years ago

Also there is a slight bug in the electricity price, it copies across the £ value into the $ value. Thanks again.

RainbowMiner commented 4 years ago

Oh! Yes, you are right, of course. I will add some rate calculation.

RainbowMiner commented 4 years ago

I will add some virtual hashrate for eth, in the next version.

.. and ..

Oh! Yes, you are right, of course. I will add some rate calculation.

done!