README.md

deepMiner

• deepMiner (idea like coinhive.js) By evil7@deePwn
• Working on XMR(Monero) and ETN(Electroneum) personal wallet
• Eazy way mining in browsers & Nice payback than Ad-inject
• Goodbye Coinhive. You opened a new view for Web-Object + Blockchains.

Supports

• And All coins who follow cryptoNight / cryptoNight v7 & v8 / cryptoNight R && pool connect in JSONRPC2
• Some coins used cryptoNote https://cryptonote.org/coins/ (example: Monero / Electroneum /Sumokoin / Aeon ...)
• The whitebook: cryptoNight.txt and cryptoNight.md. Come from: https://cryptonote.org/standards/
• Technology: https://cryptonote.org/inside/

Usage

Add some javascript and write like this :

<script src="https://your_domain.com/lib/deepMiner.min.js"></script>
<script>
    var miner = new deepMiner.Init('miner_name');
    miner.start();
</script>

Testing notes

As now say. we only can have 25H/s maybe in the browsers (i7-4GHz/16G-RAM) because the cryptonight R updated.

And that's why people called "hardless to mining" in browsers.

And it's why the Coinhive choose closed too.

But by the way. If you can have 100USER/24H always online or running a online vedio website with 5k or 1M users and staying over 1h?

Maybe you can get a nice payback more than 1$ every day. (25H/s/day/100Users = 1$ now).

So as you see. you can just do learn JS something with this repo. Or do another develping with it. Or do build a fee system more than Ad injection.

Development

cd deepMiner && npm install && npm start

all wasm source files in cryptonight-wasm

server.js for srv side (webSocket<>tcpSocket)

web/lib/
       |__ worker.js the worker to create hash job
       |__ deepMiner.js the main of all should add in web
       |   (used `npm i -g minify` and running `minify deepMiner.js > deepMiner.min.js` if min file you need) 
       |__ cryptonight.js/.wasm come from emcc building. if in dev you can checking and rebuilding from folder: cryptonight-wasm

Install

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/deepwn/deepMiner/master/install.sh > install.sh
sudo sh install.sh

lib request: *nodejs / *npm / ?nginx

useful pakages: forever

ssl support: https://certbot.eff.org/ / https://acme.sh/

OS tested on: ubuntu(debian)

API Document (come from Coinhive and have some rebuild on it)

• Not Support ASMJS in this master release

You can use events in your page, to handling the HTML with mining status.

<script>
    // Listen on events
    miner.on('found', function() { /* Hash found */ })
    miner.on('accepted', function() { /* Hash accepted */ })

    // Update stats once per second
    setInterval(function() {
        var hashesPerSecond = miner.getHashesPerSecond();
        var totalHashes = miner.getTotalHashes();
        var acceptedHashes = miner.getAcceptedHashes();
        console.table({
            "hashesPerSecond":hashesPerSecond,
            "totalHashes":totalHashes,
            "acceptedHashes":acceptedHashes});

        // Output to HTML elements...

    }, 1000);
</script>

new deepMiner.Init( [site, options] )

site : New a miner, that you can add a siteID / nameID or some string for Identify.

options : threads / throttle

E.g.:

var miner = new deepMiner.Init(document.location.host, {
    autoThreads: true
});
miner.start();

.start( [mode] )

mode: deepMiner.IF_EXCLUSIVE_TAB / deepMiner.FORCE_EXCLUSIVE_TAB / deepMiner.FORCE_MULTI_TAB

E.g.:

miner.start(deepMiner.IF_EXCLUSIVE_TAB);

.stop( )

Stop mining and disconnect from the pool.

.isRunning( )

Returns true|false whether the miner is currently running: connected to the pool and has working threads.

.isMobile( )

Returns true|false whether the user is using a phone or tablet device. You can use this to only start the miner on laptops and PCs.

.hasWASMSupport( )

Returns true|false whether the Browser supports WebAssembly. If WASM is not supported, the miner will automatically use the slower asm.js version. Consider displaying a warning message to the user to update their browser.

.getNumThreads( )

Returns the current number of threads. Note that this will report the configured number of threads, even if the miner is not yet started.

.setNumThreads( numThreads )

Set the desired number of threads. Min: 1. Typically you shouldn't go any higher than maybe 8 or 16 threads even if your users have all new AMD Threadripper CPUs.

.getThrottle( )

Returns the current throttle value.

.setThrottle( throttle )

Set the fraction of time that threads should be idle. A value of 0 means no throttling (i.e. full speed), a value of 0.5 means that threads will stay idle 50% of the time, with 0.8 they will stay idle 80% of the time.

.getHashesPerSecond( )

Returns the total number of hashes per second for all threads combined. Note that each thread typically updates this only once per second.

.getTotalHashes( [interpolate] )

Returns the total number of hashes this miner has solved. Note that this number is typically updated only once per second.

.getAcceptedHashes( )

Returns the number of hashes that have been accepted by the pool. Also see the accepted event.

.on( event, callback(params) { } )

Specify a callback for an event.

event	description
optin	The user took action on the opt-in screen (AuthedMine only). The params.status is either "accepted" or "canceled". See below for an example.
open	The connection to our mining pool was opened. Usually happens shortly after miner.start() was called.
authed	The miner successfully authed with the mining pool and the siteKey was verified. Usually happens right after open. In case the miner was constructed with CoinHive.Token, a token name was received from the pool.
close	The connection to the pool was closed. Usually happens when miner.stop() was called or the CoinHive.Token miner reached its goal.
error	An error occured. In case of a connection error, the miner will automatically try to reconnect to the pool.
job	A new mining job was received from the pool.
found	A hash meeting the pool's was found and will be send to the pool.
accepted	A hash that was sent to the pool was accepted.

WASM sources

All sources in folder cryptonight-wasm.

You need install Emscripten first, and run ./build.sh to make this wasm file up.

the build.sh will help you build it and copy the new one to ./web/lib.

How to Update

Just cd to /srv/deepMiner run git pull

Don't forget backup your config.json at first.

Attention

Some VPS's can't find pool's IP. change your VPS's DNS will work.

SSL cert request default is TRUE. So use certbot or acme.sh to quick request a free cert.

Or you can just running in devepment version without nginx using cd FILE_PATH && npm start or forever start FILE_PATH/cluster.js

Choice another pool which you wanna using: https://github.com/timekelp/xmr-pool-choice or online website http://www.moneropools.com/

License

MIT https://raw.githubusercontent.com/deepwn/deepMiner/master/LICENSE

Donate (Like this project <3)

(I will add a dev donate session in next version or in the manager web view)

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