Void

🚀 Bot Setup Guide

Welcome to the bot setup guide! Follow the steps below to install and configure the bot correctly. This guide is designed for new users, with clear explanations for each step.

📱 For Mobile Users (Termux): View the guide here

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📌 Table of Contents

1. System Requirements
2. Installing the Bot
   • Install via Git
   • Manual Installation
   • Install via Docker
3. Bot Configuration
   • configs.json
   • datas.txt
   • proxies.txt
   • wallets.txt
4. Running the Bot
5. Updating the Bot
6. Contact & Support

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📌 System Requirements

Before running the bot, make sure you have installed:

• Node.js (Version: 22.11.0)
• npm (Version: 10.9.0)
• Git (For downloading and updating the bot easily)
• Docker (Optional: If you want to run the bot in a container)

📥 Download Node.js and npm here: Download Link. 📥 Download Git here: Download Link.

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📌 Installing the Bot

🔹 Install via Git

1. Download the bot:

   git clone https://github.com/MeoMunDep/void.git
   cd void/void
   

2. Install required libraries:

   npm install --force user-agents axios meo-forkcy-proxy meo-forkcy-colors meo-forkcy-utils ws 
   

3. Prepare configuration files (See details)

🔹 Manual Installation (Without Git)

1. Download and extract the bot into a folder on your computer.
2. Install required libraries (same as Step 2 above).

🔹 Install via Docker

1. Install Docker if you haven’t already: Docker Installation Guide.
2. Build and run the bot using Docker:

   docker build -t Void-image .
   docker run -d --name Void-container -v $(pwd)/logs:/app/logs Void-image
   

   For Windows CMD: Use %cd% instead of $(pwd).

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📌 Bot Configuration

1. configs.json - 📜 Main Configuration

{
  "rotateProxy": false,
  "skipInvalidProxy": true,
  "proxyRotationInterval": 2,
  "delayEachAccount": [1, 1],
  "timeToRestartAllAccounts": 300,
  "howManyAccountsRunInOneTime": 10,
  "doTasks": true,
  "upgradeItems": true
}

Explanation of each parameter:

| Parameter Name | Data Type | Default Value | Description | | ----------------------------- | ------------------ | ----------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | rotateProxy | boolean | false | Enable/disable automatic proxy rotation between accounts. | | skipInvalidProxy | boolean | false | If true, the bot will skip that account due to invalid proxy. | | proxyRotationInterval | number | 2 | Time interval (in minutes) between proxy rotations when rotateProxy is enabled. | | delayEachAccount | [number, number] | [5, 8] | Random delay (in seconds) between accounts when performing tasks. | | timeToRestartAllAccounts | number | 300 | Time (in seconds) before the bot restarts all accounts. | | howManyAccountsRunInOneTime | number | 100 | Number of accounts running simultaneously. | | doTasks | boolean | true | Enable/disable task execution (false means the bot won’t perform tasks). | | upgradeItems | boolean | true | Enable/disable upgrade item execution (false means the bot won’t perform upgrade). |

Would you like me to add instructions on how users can adjust configs.json based on their needs? 🚀

2. datas.txt - 🗂️ User Data

• Get it from here

query_id.../user...
query_id.../user...
query_id.../user...

3. proxies.txt - 🌐 Proxy (Optional)

• Get it from here

http://host:port
https://host:port
socks4://host:port
socks5://host:port
http://user:pass@host:port
https://user:pass@host:port
socks4://user:pass@host:port
socks5://user:pass@host:port

4. wallets.txt - 💼 Wallet List

• Get it from here

abc...xyz
abc...xyz
abc...xyz

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📌 Running the Bot

Run on PC:

node meomundep.js

Run with batch script on Windows:

1. Open Command Prompt (CMD).
2. Navigate to the bot folder:

   cd "path\to\bot-folder"
   

3. Run the batch script:

   run.bat
   

   (*If you encounter permission issues, right-click run.bat and select "Run as Administrator".)

Run with shell script on Linux/macOS:

./run.sh

Run using Docker:

docker start Void-container

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📌 Updating the Bot

🔹 If installed via Git

cd void
git pull origin main
npm install

🔹 If running via Docker

docker stop Void-container
docker rm Void-container
docker build -t Void-image .
docker run -d --name Void-container -v $(pwd)/logs:/app/logs Void-image

For Windows CMD:

docker run -d --name Void-container -v %cd%\logs:/app/logs Void-image

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📌 Contact & Support

• Support me via Referral Link
• Buy a Telegram account Here
• Contact for work: Telegram
• Join the support group: Join here
• Updates Channel: View channel

⚠️ Disclaimer: This code is provided "as is" without any warranties. Use it at your own risk. You are solely responsible for any consequences arising from its use. Redistribution or sale of this code in any form is strictly prohibited.

✨ Thank you for using the bot! Good luck! 🚀