trojanbotproxy

TrojanBotProxy

Minimal example for working with TrojanBot Telegram bot via code. This example allows you to buy tokens via TrojanBot by pasting token addresses to the console or by configuring HTTP data source that will be polled periodically and response will be fed to TrojanBot channel automatically.

Build and run

If you want to build it from source, download Go toolchain and write

go build .

in the console, then run executable.

If you want to run it from source, download Go toolchain and write

go run .

in the console.

Configuration

config.toml is provided to setup application id and application hash that are obtainable from this link. In addition to that, phone number and TrojanBot telegram contact name is also required.

You can also use this file to configure HTTP data source.

• host + port + method + params - these will be combined into single URI that will be then polled periodically; example:

  • host = "http://example.com"
  • port = 1234
  • method = "retrievetokens"
  • params = { mcap = "10000" }

  Will be combined into: http://example.com:1234/retrievetokens?mcap=10000

• auth - authentication method; the only supported auth context is header; if that auth context is used, every request sent to data source will be decorated by HTTP header with key equals to name and its value equal to value object values; example:

  • auth = { context = "header", name = "X-API-KEY", value = "api-key" }

  Will add X-API-KEY = api-key header to request

• interval - data source polling interval; its format is same as Golang's time.Duration format (eg. 5s, 1m)

• token_path - json path to token address value returned by data source; application expect that data source response is array of objects, and token_path will try to get token address value for every object at this option value; example:

  • token_path = "taddr"

  With data source response equal to: [ {"taddr": "tokenpubkey1", "mcap": 12345}, {"taddr": "tokenpubkey2", "mcap": 54321} ] Application will retrieve: ["tokenpubkey1", "tokenpubkey2"] values and will treat them as token addresses and will pass them to TrojanBot telegram channel.

Quick start

Program will load config.toml file, start HTTP data source polling thread (if configured) and then try to log in to Telegram account. User will be asked for login code and 2FA code (if setup for account). After successful authentication:

• if HTTP data source is configured, application will automatically poll data source for tokens to buy and then pass them to TrojanBot channel
• if no HTTP data source configured, user will be repeatadly asked for a token address to buy by bot; inserting quit or exit will disconnect session and terminate program

Application expects that TrojanBot was configured with autobuy option. Application will never buy same token twice (in the same session; it doesnt have any storage so restarting process will make this possible). After pasting token into the TrojanBot channel it waits for confirmation by parsing TrojanBot reply messages.

Sample output

Enter code: 76016
Enter token address: 6aGXXVT9AMY9jJTt7DRVkfv6WqpmTcggFVKrDwBAFpVM
2024/11/08 14:34:20 INFO failed to buy token error="insufficient balance: Buy $TOKEN — (TOKEN) 📈 • 🫧\n6aGXXVT9AMY9jJTt7DRVkfv6WqpmTcggF
VKrDwBAFpVM\nShare token with your Reflink\n\nBalance: 0.003 SOL — W1 ✏️\nPrice: ░░░░░░░░ — LIQ: ░░░░░ — MC: ░░░░░\n1h: ░░░░ — 24h: ░░░░\nRenounced ✅\n\n\n🔴 Insufficient balance for buy amount + gas"

Use case

This repo serves as a base for being a proxy to TrojanBot Telegram bot. Assuming you have a good source of tokens to buy, this application just speed up a process to paste their addresses into TrojanBot, comparing to using TrojanBot manually.

Be aware that this repo is only minimal example and should be treated as proof of concept, not finished product. Additionally you still need to manually set up TrojanBot like autosell conditions, setup wallets etc.