moaj257 / node-duino-miner-heroku

A Multi-Threaded Node.JS Miner for DuinoCoin with Heroku

NodeJS-DuinoCoin-Miner-Heroku

A duino-coin.miner made in NodeJS. This repo is fork of https://github.com/LDarki/NodeJS-DuinoCoin-Miner. This miner can be runned on the Heroku cloud.

Requirements:

1. NodeJS: https://nodejs.org/
2. Git: https://git-scm.com/
3. Heroku CLI: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/heroku-cli
4. Heroku account: https://heroku.com/

Installation:

1. Download this repo or use this command: git clone https://github.com/Gunthersuper/node-duino-miner-heroku.
2. In the miner folder find a config.ini file. Fill all the needed info: your duinocoin username, mining key (if you have), hashlib (sha1 by default), worker (worker name that you can see on the duinocoin dashboard), threads (how many workers, 4 for mostly devices).
3. Default config file:

username=gunthersuper
mining_key=
hashlib=js-sha1
worker=node-miner
threads=2

4. Open cmd or PowerShell in the miner folder. Enter some commands to deploy the miner to Heroku:
   • Heroku login
   • git init
   • git add .
   • git commit -m 'commit'
   • heroku create
   • git push heroku main (or if it isnt working git push heroku main)
   • heroku ps:scale web=0
   • heroku ps:scale bot=1

Heroku logs:

Additional info:

1. I recommend to use 2 threads for 1 app.
2. You can make upto 5 apps per 1 account. But you can make a lot of Heroku accs.

You can also run this on your PC

Install the dependencies

npm i

Run the miner

node index

Notes:

• Default config file:

username=gunthersuper
mining_key=
hashlib=js-sha1
worker=node-miner
threads=2

• You can test for the best hash lib using this command:

node testLib.js

In order to use that script you need to have the config.ini file in the same directory.