/discord-vanity-sniper-GO

Discord vanity sniper with incredible speed and performance

Primary LanguageGo

discord-sniper-GO

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discord-sniper-GO is a very-fast and efficient mulithreaded tool used to snipe discord vanities with ease.

**NOTE: It is recommended to first test it on a free/claimable vanity before attempting to swap anything high-tier to ensure that the account is able to claim.

Features :

  • Automatically send notifications to webhook
  • Supports sniping a lot of vanities simultaneously
  • Advanced proxy switching mechanism
  • Multiple modes used to claim the vanities (fasthttp and sockets)

Basic Usage

  1. Build the program from source or download a pre-built version for your OS & Arch from releases
  2. Open the input folder
  3. Configure your "config.yml" file ( webhook, guildid, amplify and token)
  4. Add your proxies to the "proxies.txt" file
  5. Add your vanity list to the "vanities.txt" file
  6. Run the binary and wait for the program to snipe

How to build from source

  1. Download and install Golang and verify your installation
  2. Open a terminal window/ command prompt in the directory of the source code and type go build
  3. A binary compatible with your OS/Arch should be made. If there are some problems on MacOS/Linux with executing the binary as a program. You can run this command chmod +x ./discord-vanity-sniper-GO or go to properties -> permissions -> Allow executing file as program.

Configuration

Name Description
amplify Amount of goroutines per vanity, if there are 5 vanities and amplify is 6 it means there will be 6 goroutines per vanity
token Discord token which has access to changing the vanity of server
webhook Webhook for sending notifications
guildid Guildid of server which has access to the vanity feature
usesockets It is recommended to leave this option disabled unless you know how the code works, as it is currently experimental
socketchannels Amount of socket channels, ignore this if you are not using the usesockets option

Credits

Vanshaj Helped me improve on the code and gave great suggestions, also got the 'how to build from source' section from his github.