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Licence: MIT license
NiceHash bot for automatic order management.

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NiceHashBot

NHB3 bot for automatic order management.

Features

  • Run on test and production environment (instructions on how to obtain API keys https://github.com/nicehash/rest-clients-demo/blob/master/README.md)
  • Manage pools (create/edit/delete)
  • Manage orders (create/refill/edit/delete)
  • Automatically manage orders for (Bot On mode):
    • price adjustment - keep price as low as possible (increase and decrease prices)
    • refilling - automatically refill order when 90% of available money is consumed
  • Console window showing important events, API calls and errors

Instructions on how to run

  • Download binaries from here: https://github.com/nicehash/NiceHashBot/releases
  • Extract zip archive
  • Run NHB3.exe
  • Note: .NET Framework 4.7 or higher is required. You can also run multiple instances of NHB3 - each in own folder with different API credentials.

Instructions on how to compile

  • Use Visual Studio 2019 or later
  • Open project in Visual Studio
  • Rebuild & run

Tips for programmers

NHB3 is proof of concept (but working) application. It is some how extension of rest-clients-demo (https://github.com/nicehash/rest-clients-demo) and can be used as is or upgraded for further improvements in usability and functionality. Main purpose is to demonstrate interaction with new NiceHash platform.

NHB3 uses two classes for interaction with NiceHash platform Api.cs that prepares all required request headers (authorization - as described here - https://docs.nicehash.com/) and executes remote calls and ApiConnect.cs that exposes methods for actions used by NHB3.

Majority of BOT logic is in function runBot() inside Home.cs class witch is executed once per minute and then check if order needs some sort of interaction (refill, increase speed or decrease speed).

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