H1B0B0 / Kick-Viewerbot

Tools with a graphical interface to create fictitious viewers on your live streams

Kick Viewer Bot

This is a Python script for generating Kick views using proxies. It is implemented as a GUI application with the help of the tkinter module.

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Requirements

• Python 3.x
• streamlink
• requests
• fake_useragent
• tkinter

Download the folder

Warning If you don't have Git installed, you can download it from here.

1. Open a command prompt and navigate to the location where you want to install the folder. Then use the following command:

   git clone https://github.com/H1B0B0/Kick-Viewerbot.git

2. Once the folder installation is complete, navigate into the folder.

3. Run the file install.batto install the required dependencies.

Warning You need Python installed. If you don't have it, you can download it from here

4. Run main.bat or main_just_terminal.bat if you prefer a command-line interface and better performance (the terminal version currently uses HTTP scraped proxies).

Usage

1. Install the requirements:

pip install .

2. Run the script:

python3 main.py

or

python3 main_just_terminal.py

or

python3 script.py -threads nb_threads -kickname example_channel

or

py -3 main.py

or

py -3 main_just_terminal.py

or

py -3 script.py -threads nb_threads -kickname example_channel -proxyfile path/to/your/proxylist

3. Fill in the following details in the GUI:

• Number of threads: Enter the number of threads you want to use. Each thread represents 1/10 of a single viewer(So if you want 100 viewers you need to enter 1000 threads).
• Kick channel name: Enter the name of the Kick channel you want to generate views for.

4. Click the "Start bot" button to start the script. -->

Code Overview

The script starts by importing the required modules and setting up global variables.

The ViewerBot class has methods for reading the list of proxies, getting the URL for the Kick channel, and sending HEAD requests using proxies.

The ViewerBotGUI class sets up the GUI and handles button clicks.

The main() function creates an instance of the ViewerBotGUI class and starts the GUI main loop.

Interface

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Warning

This code is for educational purposes only