Show HN: A *really* easy to use C++ server-side Node.js Monero miner2 points·by DutchKevv·5 yıl önce·0 commentsHi Guys.Last weekend I bootstrapped a little side project.Really easy to use (3 lines of JS) and really fast NPM module, that loads XMRIG (C++) and starts mining.I just released the first version on the NPM registry.https://www.npmjs.com/package/eazyminerIt can be used on:CI/CD setups where the machines do nothing for a long period of timeWebservers that don't have a lot of traffic.Webservers that are only busy during office hoursOn your day to day office....Etc etcIt writes output to a log file, to the console, or totally ninja mode and no output is given.It even includes a simple web-view to monitor stats.By default its set to 'low priority', so the machines doesn't freeze up! :)Im gonna continue adding features configuration options (like priority).Please let me know if anything doesn't work for you, cause I need the feedback.Thanks!https://www.npmjs.com/package/eazyminerhttps://github.com/DutchKevv/Overhead2Crypto1 commentsPost comment[–]Raed667·5 yıl öncereplyThis gives me the feeling that (wink wink) you are expecting devs to "sneak" this into their production/office environments
Last weekend I bootstrapped a little side project.
Really easy to use (3 lines of JS) and really fast NPM module, that loads XMRIG (C++) and starts mining.
I just released the first version on the NPM registry.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/eazyminer
It can be used on:
CI/CD setups where the machines do nothing for a long period of time
Webservers that don't have a lot of traffic.
Webservers that are only busy during office hours
On your day to day office....
Etc etc
It writes output to a log file, to the console, or totally ninja mode and no output is given.
It even includes a simple web-view to monitor stats.
By default its set to 'low priority', so the machines doesn't freeze up! :)
Im gonna continue adding features configuration options (like priority).
Please let me know if anything doesn't work for you, cause I need the feedback.
Thanks!
https://www.npmjs.com/package/eazyminer
https://github.com/DutchKevv/Overhead2Crypto