aahmadr / worker-sub-helper

with this code you can access your worker sub with a second domain that is not filter

README

This PHP code defines two functions, create_url() and save_sub(), that work together to create a URL based on data in a JSON file and save the result to a file.

Usage

To use this code you should follow these steps:

1. Ensure that there is a file called "workers.json" in the same directory as the PHP script.
2. Call the save_sub() function.

The save_sub() function will call create_url(), which reads from the "workers.json" file and constructs a URL based on the contents. The resulting URL is then used to fetch data and save it to a file called "worker-sub".

Functionality

create_url()

The create_url() function reads from a JSON file called "workers.json", which should contain data in the following format:

{
  "worker": "your.workers.dev",
  "sub": "mci.ircf.space",
  "max": "",
  "original": "",
  "fp": "",
  "alpn": "",
  "type": "",
  "provider": ""
}

• "worker" specifies the worker subscription you want to get its data. you can find cloudflare workers subscription code in vfarid's repo
• "sub" is an optional term for operator or clean ip/domain to append to the URL.
• Any additional key/value pairs will be treated as query parameters to add to the URL.

The function constructs a URL string based on this data and returns it.

save_sub()

The save_sub() function calls create_url() to get a URL and then uses file_get_contents() to fetch the data at that URL. The resulting data is saved to a file called "worker-sub" using file_put_contents(). This function does not return anything.

Potential Issues

There are a few potential issues with this code:

• If the "workers.json" file is missing or malformed, the create_url() function may throw errors or return unexpected results.
• If the server specified in "worker" is down or returns an error, file_get_contents()

How to Use

• Press Use this tepmlate and or press on <> Code and download repository zip file and create a private repository for yourself.
• Navigate to settings tab and in Actions -> General check Workflow premissions section and select Read and Write Premissions and check Allow Github Actions to create and approve pull requests and press Save
• Create a bot in telegram using BotFather and Find your userid of telegram account with @userinfobot
• Next again in settings tab and in Secrets and Variables -> Actions create 2 Repository secret : TELEGRAM_TO for your telegram userid and TELEGRAM_TOKEN for your telegram bot token which created in previous step
• Navigate to Code tab and Edit workers.json for your needs
• Ok that all of it :) now github will send your subscription file every 60 minutes to your telegram account!