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END OF LIFE NOTICE
Several breaking changes have impacted the Flexpool.io backend resulting in the flexassistant project. The mining companion has been archived on Sept 29, 2021.
mining-companion
Cryptocurrency mining interest has raised recently due to high Ethereum profitability. You can opt for the solo-mining path or use a mining pool to increase your chances to receive block rewards.
mining-companion
is able to listen and notify for the following events:
- new block is mined by the mining pool
- unpaid balance is updated
- new payment has been sent by the mining pool
Notifications are sent via Telegram Messenger.
Supported pools
Installation
sudo apt install python3-virtualenv
virtualenv venv
source venv/bin/activate
Pool libraries are loaded at execution time. For example, if you use only "flexpool" mining pool, you don't need to install "ethermine" libraries. Requirements files have been splitted to install only libraries you need.
pip install -r requirements/base.txt
pip install -r requirements/ethermine.txt
pip install -r requirements/flexpool.txt
To install all libraries at once:
pip install -r requirements.txt
Telegram bot
This tutorial explains how to create a Telegram
bot. You'll need the chat_id
and auth_key
for the next section.
Configuration
Configuration file use the JSON format with the following keys:
pools
: list of mining poolsminer
: wallet address of the minercurrency
: symbol of the currency to converttelegram
: send notifications with Telegramauth_key
: Telegram authentication key for the bot APIchat_id
: Telegram chat room id (where to send the message)
state_file
: persist data between runs into this file (default:state.json
)
All options are optional (but the companion would do nothing).
Usage
python3 companion/main.py --help
Contribute
Contributions are welcomed! Feel free to update the code and create a pull-request.
Be sure to lint the code and run tests before:
docker build -t pre-commit .
docker run -it -v $(pwd):/mnt/ --rm pre-commit bash
# cd /mnt/
# pip install -r requirements.txt
# pre-commit run --all-files
# pytest
# exit