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leat-stratum-proxy

v1.3.0

Published

A fork of coinhive with donation and some other 'uneeded' logic pulled out.

Downloads

10

Readme

leat.io stratum proxy

99% of the coinhive documentation still applies.

Changes I made:

1.) Added a configuration option 'cookie' that when set, emits the clients cookie with the data object. For example if you need to user who is submitting the shares you can derive it from their cookie.

So you can do proxy.on('accepted', data => console.log(data.cookie))

2.) I removed 100% of the donation logic and parameters from the code.

3.) I minimally optimized things but removing some transpilation bloat and for looping versus function calls.

4.) I added an uptime command (it use to be there).

5.) I linked the console.log's with process.env.DEBUG

6.) I moved all the files into one, ts->js.

Usage

Proxy = require('leat-stratum-proxy.js');

proxy = new Proxy({
  host: "pool.supportxmr.com",
  port: 3333,
  key: fs.readFileSync("./privkey.pem"),
  cert: fs.readFileSync("./cert.pem")
});

proxy.listen(3000);

Or even just

Proxy = require('./leat-stratum-proxy'); new Proxy().listen(3000)

Now just point your regular coinhive.min.js or the modified leatMine.js front end miner to the proxy.

For example if your external IP Address is 84.34.112.12 then you would set

leatMine.WEBSOCKET_SHARDS=[["84.34.112.12:3000"]]