Recommendation before use

🔥🔥 Use PYTHON 3.10 🔥🔥

🇷 🇺 README in russian available here

Features

Feature	Supported
Multithreading	✅
Auto-main blocks	✅
Auto-collect boxes from pool	✅
Proxy binding to session	✅
Auto referral	✅
Support for tdata / pyrogram .session / telethon .session	✅

Settings

Settings	Description
API_ID / API_HASH	Platform data from which to run the Telegram session (default - android)
TIME_BETWEEN_RECEIVING_BOXES	Delay between collecting mystery boxes from pool (default [3600, 7200]
REF_ID	Argument from referral bot link after ?start={argument}
USE_PROXY_FROM_FILE	Whether to use a proxy from the bot/config/proxies.txt file (True / False)

Quick Start 📚

To fast install libraries and run bot - open run.bat on Windows or run.sh on Linux

Prerequisites

Before you begin, make sure you have the following installed:

• Python version 3.10

Obtaining API Keys

1. Go to my.telegram.org and log in using your phone number.
2. Select "API development tools" and fill out the form to register a new application.
3. Record the API_ID and API_HASH provided after registering your application in the .env file.

Installation

You can download the repository by cloning it to your system and installing the necessary dependencies:

git clone https://github.com/TheEmperorGh/CubesBot.git
cd CubesBot

Then you can do automatic installation by typing:

Windows:

run.bat

Linux:

run.sh

Linux manual installation

python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
cp .env-example .env
nano .env  # Here you must specify your API_ID and API_HASH, the rest is taken by default
python3 main.py

You can also use arguments for quick start, for example:

~/CubesBot >>> python3 main.py --action (1/2)
# Or
~/CubesBot >>> python3 main.py -a (1/2)

# 1 - Run clicker
# 2 - Creates a session

Windows manual installation

python -m venv venv
venv\Scripts\activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
copy .env-example .env
# Here you must specify your API_ID and API_HASH, the rest is taken by default
python main.py

You can also use arguments for quick start, for example:

~/CubesBot >>> python main.py --action (1/2)
# Or
~/CubesBot >>> python main.py -a (1/2)

# 1 - Run clicker
# 2 - Creates a session