A selfbot dedicated to getting your CR stats!
- Go into Discord and Inspect Element.
- Go into the top bar, click the arrow, and click
Application
.
- Click on the arrow next to
Local Storage
, and clickhttps://discordapp.com
.
- Double click on the text box next to your token, and copy that text (This is your token).
- Make sure you have Git and Python 3.6 installed on your computer. If it's your first time installing Python 3.6, go into the Python 3.6 folder, and run
Install Certificates.command
. - Go into your Terminal/CMD and type in the following:
git clone http://github.com/kwugfighter/cr-selfstats
- When that's done running, type in these commands:
cd cr-selfstats
python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
python3 bot.py
- Follow the instructions from then on.
- Create a Github account if you haven't already.
- Create a Heroku account if you haven't already.
- Fork the repository.
- Create an app in Heroku.
- Go into
Deploy
, and clickGithub
. Then, login to Github by pressingConnect to Github
.
- Type in
cr-selfstats
in the search bar, and clickConnect
on the first result.
- Click on
Enable Automatic Deploys
andDeploy Branch
. Wait for it to finish running.
- Go into
Settings
, pressReveal Config Vars
, and enter in the info as shown here (With your info of course).
- Go into
Resources
, click on the pen icon, click on the switch, and pressConfirm
.
- Now wait around a minute for the bot to boot up.
- Delete the local folder that has the bot file.
- Do what you needed to do to install the bot locally.
- Delete the local folder that has the bot file (If needed).
- Go into your Terminal/CMD and type in the following:
git clone http://github.com/kwugfighter/cr-selfstats
- When that's done running, type in the following commands (Replace
your-github-username
with your Github username). If this is your first time running Git on your computer, then it might ask you for your login info.
cd cr-selfstats
git remote add fork http://github.com/your-github-username/cr-selfstats
git push fork master
- Wait around a minute for the bot to boot up.
If you have any suggestions, create an issue so I can add it.