Closed itcthienkhiem closed 1 month ago
Hi,
Thank you for your suggestion to push claim information to a Telegram bot. It's an interesting idea, and I see its potential benefits. However, I'd like to understand more about how you envision this setup working.
Implementing a Telegram bot involves obtaining an API token from Telegram's BotFather and maintaining a server that runs 24/7 to handle messages from a Python script and relay them to Telegram users. Could you clarify if your suggestion involves the script sending data to each user's own server, and whether you were thinking this would be something I would host?
Given the potential volume of users from games with millions of accounts, hosting an open relay would require significant resources. Additionally, if users are to self-host, it would require them to have sufficient technical knowledge.
Could you provide more details on how you see this idea working?
Hi, Currently, I'm having difficulty controlling multiple session accounts in cmd. I don't know which account has already claimed the reward, which account has not claimed the reward, and how much. My idea is to push data to a private telegram bot so I can check my reward amount on my phone
Hi, Currently, I'm having difficulty controlling multiple session accounts in cmd. I don't know which account has already claimed the reward, which account has not claimed the reward, and how much. My idea is to push data to a private telegram bot so I can check my reward amount on my phone
Hi,
You can use : " pm2 logs" to see which account have been claim
or pm2 logs | grep HOT:*
to see only logs for HOT: adapt to fit your need
pm2 logs | grep Tree:*
Hi,
Please see this thread where we can continue the discussion. We will provide a new script to show the balances on one screen.
https://github.com/thebrumby/HotWalletClaimer/issues/33
Thanks.
I want to push claim information to telegram bot, for example, claim information is as follows: App name - Account name - claim time - claim quantity - total coins after claim Many thanks.