thebrumby / HotWalletClaimer

Looking to optimize your earnings with HOT tokens on the Near Protocol? How about Wave on SUI? Tree on BSC? Or Vertus on Ton? This Python script simplifies the process by monitoring your account status within popular Telegram apps, ensuring rewards are claimed at the correct time.
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wave on sui #9

Closed adigunn closed 1 month ago

adigunn commented 1 month ago

can you make claimer on wave on sui separated from this? thanks

thebrumby commented 1 month ago

Hi,

I'm not entirely sure what you mean by "separate."

If you want to run the Wave Wallet claim script, you can use the following command:

./launch.sh wave

You'd also need to be inside the HotWalletBot directory if you aren't already. For example:

cd HotWalletBot

This will launch the Wave Wallet claim script.

If you mean that you want to segregate the Wave Wallet claim script from the other scripts, perhaps to allow for different settings or a standalone environment, I can provide you with instructions on how to do that. Essentially, this would involve copying the relevant script and its dependencies to a separate folder and setting it up independently.

Please clarify what you mean by "separate," and I'll be happy to assist you further.

Thanks!

adigunn commented 1 month ago

yes, i just need wave on sui script alone

Wellynounet commented 1 month ago

yes, i just need wave on sui script alone

just start wawe script

with python3 wave.py

and delete other script if you dont use it

thebrumby commented 1 month ago

As Welly mentioned, each game script is independent, so you have a few options:

To help you get started with the minimal effort, I included two shell scripts:

./install.sh - This script will attempt to install the necessary dependencies for you, assuming you're using a recent version of Ubuntu. It includes setting up a virtual environment for the Python dependencies.

./launch.sh wave - This will launch the wave.py script inside the virtual environment and deactivate the environment when it completes.

If you prefer to download wave.py in isolation, you can run it with python3 wave.py, but make sure all dependencies are installed globally.

Kind regards.