salien-script-js

salien-script-js

👽 A easy to install, run and update Node.js script for the Steam salien mini-game.

A Node.js implementation of https://github.com/SteamDatabase/SalienCheat by xPaw with additional features!

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🌈 Features

• 🎉 Easy to install, run and update

• ✉️ Update checker and log notifications

• 👽 Same logic as the PHP version (we almost have parity)

• 👌 Pick your own steam group

• 👥 Works well with multiple tokens/scripts

• 👀 Name your running scripts

• ☁️ Heroku support

• 🐳 Docker support

• 📦 npm package export

Note: We'll try our best to keep this version up to date with the PHP and other versions! Suggestions welcome.

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🕹️ How to use this

1. Install Node.js. (Version 10 and above)
2. Log into Steam in your browser.
3. Open the following URL: https://steamcommunity.com/saliengame/gettoken. You should be able to find the bit that looks like "token":"xxxxxxxx". Copy whatever is inside the second quotes, (e.g. xxxxxxxx).
4. Open PowerShell on Windows. (Tip: Start > Run > type powershell.exe > Enter)
5. Run npm install -g salien-script-js to install this project.
6. Run the script by typing salien-script-js --token xxxxxxxx where xxxxxxxx is your token from step 3.

Remeber to drop us a ⭐ star on the project if you appreciate this script!

😍 How to update the script

1. Close/cancel any running script windows
2. Open PowerShell on Windows.
3. Run npm i -g salien-script-js
4. Re-run your scripts using the same command

Easy right?

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👌 Represent your Steam Group (Optional)

If you'd like to represent a specific steam group, simply pass the --group option with the ID of the group.

salien-script-js --token xxxxxxxx --group 123456789

You can get your group id by going to https://steamcommunity.com/groups/YOUR_GROUP_NAME_HERE/memberslistxml/?xml=1 and replacing YOUR_GROUP_NAME_HERE with the group name shown at the end of your groups url.

You must be a member of a group to represent that group!

If you'd like to team up with an established larger group please consider using either:

• /r/saliens id: 103582791462557324
• SteamDB id: 103582791434298690
• 100Pals id: 103582791454524084

👥 Multiple tokens/scripts

Simply open another PowerShell window and run salien-script-js --token yyyyyyyy --name "name of this script" where yyyyyyyy is your other accounts token and name of this script if what you'd like to see in the log outputs.

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Advanced: CLI Arguments

  Usage:
    salien-script-js [options]

  Options:
    --token, -t           Your Saliens game token.
    --group, -g           (Optional) The ID of a steam group you'd like to represent.
    --name, -n            (Optional) The name to display on this instance of the script.
    --logRequests, -l     (Optional) Set to true if you'd like to show Steam API requests in the logs.

Advanced: 📦 Usage as an npm package

const { SalienScript } = require('salien-script-js');

const config = {
  token: '', // Your token from https://steamcommunity.com/saliengame/gettoken
  clan: '', // (optional) Clan id from https://steamcommunity.com/groups/YOUR_GROUP_NAME_HERE/memberslistxml/?xml=1
  name: '', // (optional) Name of this instance for logging
};

const salien = new SalienScript(config);

salien.init();

Advanced: 🐳 Running as a Docker container

The provided Dockerfile allows you to build this repository as a Docker container. To do that, clone the following repo and run the following commands.

# builds an image of the repo
$ docker build -t salien-script-js .

# sets up a container based on said image in "detached" mode
$ docker run -d --name salien-script-js salien-script-js [options]

You can also set up continuous deployment through Docker Hub. Read the following comment for a guide.

Advanced: ☁️ Deploying to heroku

Deploying with web-console

1. Click the button above.
2. Set SALIEN_CONFIG_V2 (see note below).
3. That's all!

To check if it works, visit logs at https://dashboard.heroku.com/apps/[YOUR_APP_NAME]/logs

If you see "Application Error" when going to the webpage of your app, it's okay - the script will still run anyway.

Deploying with Heroku CLI

$ git clone https://github.com/South-Paw/salien-script-js -o upstream
$ cd salien-script-js
$ heroku create [APP_NAME]
$ heroku config:set "SALIEN_CONFIG_V2=[APP_CONFIG]"
$ git push heroku master
$ heroku ps:scale web=0 salien=1

And to check if it works:

$ heroku logs --tail

Heroku configuration

SALIEN_CONFIG_V2 is just an array of config that will be passed to SalienScript constructor.

If you only have one account, then your config will look like this:

[
    {
        "token": "12345"
    }
]

The only mandatory key for each account is token and you can add extra keys to this config such as clan, name or selectedPlanetId:

[
    {
        "token": "12345",
        "clan": "67890",
        "name": "first_acc",
        "selectedPlanetId": "28"
    }
]

If you had two accounts for example;

• one named first_acc with a token of 123 and a group of 98712
• one named second_acc with a token of 456 and a group of 67890

then you would make your config look like this:

[
    {
        "token": "123",
        "clan": "98712",
        "name": "first_acc"
    },
    {
        "token": "456",
        "clan": "67890",
        "name": "second_acc"
    }
]

Updating

Easy

The easiest way to update script on heroku is to just delete your old app and create new.

You can also link your Heroku app to your Dropbox account. To do that, download this repository as a zip archive, and unpack it to the folder created on your Dropbox.

For more info on this, visit: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/dropbox-sync

Medium

1. Fork this repo on github.
2. In your heroku app control panel, at Deploy tab, connect your app to a forked repository and enable automatic deploys.
3. When update comes, merge changes into your repo on github:
   1. Create new pull request.
   2. Select your repo's master branch as base fork, and South-Paw/salien-script-js master branch as head fork.
   3. Click on a big green button "Merge pull request".

For more info on connecting github account, visit: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/github-integration

For more info on syncing fork using web interface, check this tutorial: https://www.sitepoint.com/quick-tip-sync-your-fork-with-the-original-without-the-cli/

Hard

If you created your app using web-console, you need to clone heroku repo first

$ git clone https://git.heroku.com/[APP_NAME].git -o heroku
$ cd [APP_NAME]
$ git remote add upstream https://github.com/South-Paw/salien-script-js.git

And then, fetch, merge and push

$ git fetch upstream
$ git merge remotes/upstream/master
$ git push heroku master

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👨‍💻 Contributing and Development

Want to help out? Awesome! 👍

Pull the repo and you can run the script with node cli.js -t TOKEN.

PRs, suggestions, fixes and improvements all welcome.

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License

This project is licensed under MIT

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2018 Alex Gabites

https://github.com/South-Paw/salien-script-js

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