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Airfarmbot

Automate your airdrop bots with multi‑platform session management powered by tmux and CMD! 🚀

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🚀 About Airfarmbot

Airfarmbot is a tool designed to automate airdrop bots across multiple platforms including Termux, Linux, and Windows. This Node.js‑based version simplifies installation and usage for JavaScript developers while offering robust session management (using tmux on Termux/Linux and CMD on Windows). Enjoy enhanced logging with colors and emojis, improved error handling, and flexible configuration options.

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🌟 Update (v4.1.0)

• Updated Execution Flow:
  The loop now starts from the very beginning with the Auto Query process and continues through the session management update.
  Note: The session management update is applicable only to Linux-based systems.

• Extended Delay:
  The default delay between cycles has been increased to 360 minutes (6 hours).

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⚙️ Configuration in config_bot.json

The configuration file controls key behaviors of Airfarmbot. Below is a table describing each option:

Name	Description	Default Value
update_repos	Enables automatic repository updates via git pull.	true
auto_run	Enables the auto‑run feature to periodically execute bot scripts.	true
delay_minutes	Time delay (in minutes) between each auto‑run cycle.	360
auto_query	Enables the auto query system to process dApp URLs and extract query data.	true
divace.termux	Enables Termux‑specific features (session management via tmux).	true
divace.linux	Enables Linux‑specific features (session management via tmux).	false
divace.windows	Enables Windows‑specific features (session management via CMD).	false

Example configuration:

{
  "update_repos": true,
  "auto_run": true,
  "delay_minutes": 360,
  "auto_query": true,
  "divace": {
    "termux": true,
    "linux": false,
    "windows": false
  }
}

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📂 File Formats and Their Functions

1. account.txt – Your Account Entries 📱

Each line in account.txt should follow this format:

phone, @BotUsername|dapp_url, @BotUsername|dapp_url, ...

• phone: Your account's phone number.
• @BotUsername|dapp_url: (Optional) Define a bot and its corresponding dApp URL.
  If omitted, the system will automatically apply defaults from link_bot.txt.

Example:

+6212345456, @RewardsHQ_bot|https://rewardshq.shards.tech/?startapp=5438209644, @OtherBot|https://otherdapp.example.com
+628987654321

Important:
If a bot in account.txt is listed with a link that uses only start (instead of startapp), query extraction might not work properly. In some cases, such as with animix, even when using startapp, auto query extraction does not work as expected. To ensure reliable query extraction, use the API server link instead.
For example:

• For @animix_game_bot, use:

  @animix_game_bot|https://pro-api.animix.tech
  

• For @otterlootbot, use:

  @otterlootbot|https://otter-game-service.otterloot.io
  

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2. link_bot.txt – Default Bot Links 🔗

Use link_bot.txt to define your default bot links. This file allows you to specify each bot’s dApp URL once, which is then applied to all accounts that do not explicitly list the bot in account.txt.

Format:
Each entry should be in the form:

@BotUsername|dapp_url

You can separate entries by newlines or commas.

Examples:

Newline-separated:

@animix_game_bot|https://pro-api.animix.tech
@RewardsHQ_bot|https://rewardshq.shards.tech/?startapp=5438209644
@CryptoAirdrop_bot|https://cryptoairdrop.example.com/start?app=9876543210
@AirdropKing_bot|https://king.airdrop.example.com/?startapp=1234567890

Comma-separated:

@animix_game_bot|https://pro-api.animix.tech, @RewardsHQ_bot|https://rewardshq.shards.tech/?startapp=5438209644, @CryptoAirdrop_bot|https://cryptoairdrop.example.com/start?app=9876543210, @AirdropKing_bot|https://king.airdrop.example.com/?startapp=1234567890

Note: If an account in account.txt already specifies a bot (by username), then the default entry from link_bot.txt for that bot will be skipped.

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3. script_bot.txt – Output File Mapping 📄

Map each bot username to an output file where query data will be saved.

Format:

@BotUsername,C:\Path\To\OutputFile\query.txt

Example:

@RewardsHQ_bot,C:\Users\YourName\Documents\airfarmbot\RewardsHQ\query.txt

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4. sessions.txt – Session Management Setup 💻

Define your session configurations in sessions.txt with the following format:

session_name,directory,command

Example:

bot1,/home/user/bot1,python3 bot.py
bot2,/home/user/bot2,python3 bot.py

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📥 Installation Guide (Node.js)

1. Initial Setup

Ensure that you have Node.js and git installed.

2. Clone the Repository

Download the project code with the following command:

git clone https://github.com/livexords-nw/airfarmbot.git

3. Navigate to the Project Directory

Move into the project folder:

cd airfarmbot

4. Install Dependencies

Install the required Node module using:

npm install telegram

(Only the telegram package is required, as other modules are built‑in.)

5. Run the Bot

Execute your script with:

node main.js

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📄 Bot Activity Logging

Airfarmbot provides detailed logging with clear status messages and emojis:

• 🛑: Skipping Git updates as per configuration.
• ✅: Repository updated successfully.
• 🟢: Session is already running.
• ❌: Error messages with detailed information.
• 🚀: Starting the Auto Query System.
• 😴: Sleeping between auto‑run cycles.

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🤝 Contributors

This project is developed by livexords. For suggestions, questions, or contributions, feel free to reach out:

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