Fast multi-threaded, cross-platform discord nitro sniper written in C# with dotnet 6 (as fast as GO or even faster at requests) using proxies from proxy scrape's API. Auto activates code on account after one gets found.
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Fast multi-threaded, cross-platform discord nitro sniper written in C# with dotnet 6 (as fast as GO or even faster at requests) using proxies from proxy scrape's API. Auto activates code on account after found. Rewrite of my old Discord-Nitro-Sniper Repo, old one was old and quite bad written since I was at start with API's client requests and c# in general.
Only the stock libraries.
- Go to Releases tab and download latest stable binary for your platform, if your platform is not present refer to Compilation and compile it for your platform.
- Extract archive to a folder, wherever you want.
- Open config.json with your favourite file editor of choice and edit the file to fit your computer and use.
{
"user_token": "user_token",
"threads_number": "threads_amount",
"proxies_timeout_ms": "3000"
}Replace user_token value (right side) with your discord user token, refer to how to get discord user token if you don't know how.
- Open a new terminal/cmd window in the folder you extracted the program in, if you can't rightclick on the folder and open it there do: "cd {the path}" and you will get there.
- From here, if you are on windows run:
.\DiscordNitroSniper.exe
If you are on any other OS run:
./DiscordNitroSniper
- Now you are fully setup and all you need to do is wait and pray you will get lucky!
Any of .NET 6 available platforms (distributions like Arch aren't specified, but can still be run if you compile them for linux). For the next steps you will need to have .NET 6 SDK installed
- Clone this repo on your pc, you can use "git clone", if you have git installed, like this:
git clone https://github.com/Obscurely/DiscordNitroSniper.git
Otherwise in the right up side of the repo page you will see a download button, download the repo as zip and extract it in a folder
- Open a new terminal/cmd window in the folder you extracted the repo in, if you can't rightclick on the folder and open it there do: "cd {the path}" and you will get there.
- From there run this compile command in the terminal:
dotnet publish --sc -r YOUR_RID -c Release
Where YOUR_RID should be replaced with the one corresponding to your platform, check RID CATALOG, for example on linux you would use linux-x64 and on windows win-x64 or win10-x64.
- Your build is gonna be in the folder DiscordNitroSniper/bin/Release/net6.0/YOUR_RID/publish where YOUR_RID, the rid you used above. From here refer to Running The Program.
I do not recomend that you actually use this program to get nitro, even tho you can, because there is a chance you would get your account terminated. The purpose of this is to show an example and help you learn how to use HttpClient in C# to create mass requests with proxies as efficient and fast as possbile since C# is actually a great language for scraping the web, mass requesting a website for specific things, etc. Or even use this readme as an example if you want, or afterall to do whatever you want with this repo since it's under MIT license and I ain't goona stop you from doing whatever your heart desires.
Nothing really. The project is in the state I wanted it, so it's probably not gonna get updated in the near feature at least.
Edit a file you want, do a pull request, I will look at it and if the change makes sense and is a good one I will accept it and that's it.
Is under MIT license and I ain't gonna care whatever anyone does with the code, so stick to the license conditions and have fun :)
Either post an issue in the Issues Tab or contact me at this email adddress if you have more to say: obscurely.social@protonmail.com
Written in C# instead of GO like people usually do for mass http requesting because from my testing dotnet 6 compared to latest GO version, by making a lot of requests, C# even proved faster than GO with 1ms on average, that's insignificant, but the point is it doesn't matter so I chose to go with C# since I like it more and is more optimized IMO for multi threading.
I am not gonna waste time writing my own explenation on how to do it since there are a lot of resources available online. This are some: youtube video on how to get it using inspect elements, press ctrl+shift+i to open it in the client app or a written guide.