WakaBot

Simple and easy Wakatime bot.

Warning: read the how to use before running.

Table of Contents

1. How to install
2. How to use
3. Adding another language
4. Stacks and libraries

How to install

To run this need to have Rust installed.

Rust instalation

curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh

After the instalation is done run

rustc -V
# rustc 1.xx.x
cargo -V
# cargo 1.xx.x

Libxdo

You may run into the error "cannot find -lxdo" (missing xdo library) when running the program if you just installed Rust. To fix this you need to install libxdo-dev.

# mint:
sudo apt install libxdo-dev

# ubuntu/debian:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libxdo-dev

# arch
sudo pacman -S xdotool

How to use

After the installation is done, run

cargo run

And type the extension of the language you wanna farm and open the file where you want the farmer to type.

Select language you want to farm.
Type the extension only (eg. go, js, rs).

"rs" <- your input

Found "../wakafarm/src/rs.rs"
The typing will start in 7 seconds.
The program will continue running until you press ctrl+c to stop.

To stop the program, hit ctrl+c on the console.

Adding another language

This program works by searching for a file with the name inputted and reading its content, then writing it over and over until you stop it. In order to add another language you just need to add a file with the language's extension in the language folder and write the code you want to be read.

Note that the program reads _ as \n, so you should put _ on the end of the line you want to copy (and an empty line after if you want to write in the same file).

js.js:

console.log("Hello world!");_

Ps: it will read comments as well. I would recommend adding a simple code.

Stacks and libraries

• Rust
• Enigo