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Don't be lazy, make sure you read the credits and license. Thanks!

Don’t be lazy. Follow all the steps, or you’ll end up in a loop of frustration and stupidity. READ the credits and license before you embarrass yourself. Thanks! This version is more detailed, assertive, and comes with a generous amount of "motivation" for those who might be tempted to skim over important steps.

Credits

Pay attention here because this is the part you must read. These contributors did way more work than you:

• winsnip (GitHub) | Telegram
• Solana0x (GitHub) | Phantom
• Galkurta (GitHub) | Telegram
• Zixine for keeping things interesting.

And if you even think about skipping the README and LICENSE, you better start looking for a new career. It’s all in the folder. READ IT.

Big Respect to the Original Creators

This project is built on the hard work and contributions of the following repositories. If you’re going to use this, the least you can do is show some respect:

• Solana0x / Query_Id
• Solana0x / NotPixel
• winsnip / Moonbix
• Galkurta / Blum-BOT
• Galkurta / Tsubasa-BOT
• Galkurta / Cats-BOT
• Galkurta / FreeDog-BOT
• Galkurta / BabyDoge-BOT
• Galkurta / Nomis-BOT
• Galkurta / Fintopio-BOT
• Galkurta / Major-BOT
• Galkurta / Coinsweeper-BOT
• Galkurta / Coub-BOT
• Galkurta / Clayton-BOT

So, don't be that guy who takes without credit. Go check out their repositories!

Abracadabra Bot

This bot project allows you to interact with Telegram bots, manage sessions, and retrieve WebView data for all your accounts. Now, before you even think about skipping anything, stop being lazy and read through this carefully! Trust me, you’ll thank me later—especially if you’re one of those sellers who never reads documentation and keeps asking dumb questions.

Installation

1. Clone the repository. Yes, that means use Git like a normal human:

   git clone https://github.com/naufalprtm/abracadabra.git
   

2. Navigate into the project directory. It's not that hard:

   cd abracadabra
   

3. Install the required dependencies. Again, don’t be lazy:

   npm install
   

Configuration

1. Set up your .env file properly (yeah, I’m talking to you who never bothers to follow instructions):

   • Rename example.env to .env—it’s literally just renaming a file.
   • Put in your actual API credentials. If you don’t know where to find them, Google it like everyone else:

     # For Major Bot
     # TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN=your_bot_token
     # AUTHORIZED_USERS=your_telegram_id
     # 
     API_ID=your_api_telegram
     API_HASH=your_api_hash_telegram
     

2. To get your API_ID and API_HASH, you need to visit my.telegram.org/auth. Log in with your Telegram account and follow the instructions to generate these keys. Yes, you actually have to do this if you want the bot to work. No shortcuts here, buddy.

3. Optional, but let’s be honest, you probably need it: Set up a proxy.

   • Make a proxy.txt file, don’t whine if you can’t find the path. Manually set it if needed.

Usage

Instructions for the Lazy

If you're still not sure what to do, let me explain it briefly:

• Run node KAMU-DIAM.js:
  1. Choose Option 1 (recommended if there’s no session file in the sessions folder).
  2. Choose Option 2 for those who completed step 1. This allows you to skip logging in again, even if your computer crashes, gets stolen, or hit by a storm.
  3. Choose Option 3 after doing Option 1 once. If issues arise, delete the file and folder, then repeat Option 1.
  Once you're done, go outside and touch some grass.
  Never accidentally press 4! It'll restart everything. Instead, just open a new terminal, because sometimes you need a fresh query ID.

1. Now you can finally run the bot, but don’t mess this up:

   node KAMU-DIAM.js
   

2. Follow the instructions on the screen like a normal, functioning person:

   • Option 1: Login with your phone number (no, your brain isn’t enough, it needs a phone number). If you’ve done this already, don’t be an idiot and skip to the next step.
   • Option 2: Login with a session file if you actually know what that means. Otherwise, skip this too.
   • Option 3: Request WebView for all accounts. Yes, all of them. If you think you can’t handle it, maybe reconsider your life choices.
   • Option 5: Refresh the Query ID for a selected bot. If you let it expire, you deserve this.

Main Menu

Choose an option:

1. Install dependencies
2. Start all bots
3. Check logs
4. Stop all bots
5. Exit

Bot List

Here are the approved bots for you to use. Don’t be clever and try others unless you like wasting time:

• @notpixel
• @blumCryptobot
• @Binance_Moonbix_bot
• @TsubasaRivalsBot
• @theFreeDogs_bot
• @BabyDogePAWS_Bot
• @NomisAppBot
• @fintopio
• @major
• @BybitCoinsweeper_Bot
• @claytoncoinbot
• @coub

(Remove)

• @catsbut you can add manually to botlist.txt + url.txt, cats.js still there in "archive"

You can also find the list in the bot_list.txt file, because some people need everything spoon-fed.

Referral URL

• If you’re into referral schemes, update url.txt with your referral links. If you're too lazy to set it up?, then just ignore it.

Final Execution

New Terminal

Alright, once you’ve done everything above (no skipping!), here’s your last command to run:

    chmod +x SilakanPaduka.sh
    ./SilakanPaduka.sh

Bad interpreter?

    dos2unix SilakanPaduka.sh.x

For screen usage: To detach from the running bot, use Ctrl + A, D not Ctrl + C; that will just terminate the bot, and we don’t want that!

This should be well-structured and clear!

(Coffee? Just kidding) I need Surya.

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