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Airfarmbot Termux Edition

Automate your airdrop bot in Termux with session management powered by tmux!

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🚀 About Airfarmbot Termux Edition

Airfarmbot Termux Edition is a tool designed to automate airdrop bots in Termux while utilizing tmux for session management. This tool ensures that the bot remains active, even if the tmux session disconnects.

The latest version introduces a more user-friendly experience and enhanced logger details for better monitoring, efficiency, and streamlined bot execution.

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🌟 Version v2.14.5

What's New in This Version

1. Enhanced Logger Details

   • Improved activity logs for better clarity on bot processes.
   • Logs now display updates, command executions, and error handling with detailed information.

2. More User-Friendly and Efficient

   • Optimized bot operations for easier usage.
   • Enhanced performance to handle multiple sessions seamlessly.

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⚙️ Key Features

1. Auto-Run with Delay
   Automatically execute bots with a specified time delay to keep sessions active.

2. Automatic Repository Updates
   Ensures that the bot's code is always up-to-date using git pull.

3. Detailed Logging
   Provides clear and concise logs for activity tracking, command execution, and error monitoring.

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📥 Installation Guide in Termux

1. Initial Setup

Ensure tmux, git, and Rust are installed:

pkg install tmux git rust

2. Clone the Repository

Download the project code with the following command:

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

3. Navigate to the Project Directory

Move into the project folder:

cd airfarmbot-termux-edition

4. Compile the Project

Build the project using:

cargo build

5. Run the Bot

Execute the bot with:

cargo run

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🔧 Configuration in config_bot.json

Example configuration:

{
    "update_repos": true,
    "auto_run": true,
    "delay_minutes": 5
}

• update_repos: Enables automatic repository updates.
• auto_run: Enables auto-run feature.
• delay_minutes: Time delay between each auto-run in minutes.

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📂 Format for sessions.txt File

Define bot sessions 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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📄 Bot Activity Logging

The logger provides detailed information such as:

• [INFO] Starting repository update...
• [SUCCESS] Repository updated successfully.
• [RUNNING] Executing session bot1.
• [ERROR] Failed to execute session bot2: File not found.

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🤝 Contributors

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

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