Cloudflare Woker Bot ! No servers needed, just pure Xray link creation, all running smoothly on PythonAnywhere. a Shortcut to internet freedom! ✨"
- it can create unique subscription worker link for each user that can use IP-API value
- subscription can be updated just by changing the IP_API value
- cloudflare webiste error solved
- added proxies.txt , now you can create your favorite proxy list in bot
- access to your favorite proxy while adding new user or changing users proxies
- access to recently used proxies
- redeploy your worker script with new proxy that you set
- you can change all users proxies at once !
- no tls configurate added
- bug fixed : now delete subscripton worker when you delete a user
- added SingBox Subscription Link
- added Cloudflare page redirect
- added Wiki - every thing you need to know about the bot !
- added button that show current subdomain of worker and button to change that in cloudflare
- added CF Proxy button, which show content of Proxies.txt as button when creating a user or changing user proxy
- added redeploy option for users, which can upload your worker with new proxy.
- minor bug fix
This Python Telegram bot, powered by Cloudflare's Workers, makes generating Xray links a breeze! No need for complex server setups, just follow these simple steps to get started:
- Easy Setup: No server configurations required. With Cloudflare's Workers, deploying the bot is a breeze.
- Persistent Storage: Utilizes SQLite for database management, ensuring that your user data and generated links are securely stored.
- User Management: Create and manage multiple users with ease. Each user has access to their generated links at all times.
- Efficient Deployment: Leveraging Wrangler, the bot's worker script can be easily deployed on Cloudflare, ensuring reliability and scalability.
- One domain registered on Cloudflare
- Access to Cloudflare account
- Telegram Bot token (available from Telegram's BotFather)
- Cloudflare API key (generate one from Cloudflare dashboard)
- Account ID of your Cloudflare account
- User ID of the Telegram account you want to use the bot on (for authentication)
i will release the final version soon! just copy and run and send tokens when it ask for them :
bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/2ri4eUI/CFW-BOT/main/install.sh)"
if you want to run bot in background on Ubuntu you can use a systemd setup:
- you can install bot manually or you can use single command line instalation.
- terminate bot if its running using ctrl c (hold it)
- create a systemd file by this command:
sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/cfwbot.service
- copy paste this systemd configuartion. CHANGE WorkingDirectory if your bot path is diffrent, if your user is differnt change that as well.CTRL X and ENTER to save.
[Unit]
Description=CFW-BOT
After=network.target
[Service]
User=root
WorkingDirectory=/root/CFW-BOT/
ExecStart=/usr/bin/python3 cfw.py
Restart=always
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
- Enable and Start Service
sudo systemctl enable cfwbot
sudo systemctl start cfwbot
sudo systemctl status cfwbot
- Register for a free account on PythonAnywhere.
- Obtain the required API keys:
- Telegram Bot token from BotFather
- Cloudflare API key from Cloudflare dashboard (make sure to select "Edit Cloudflare Workers template" and grant necessary permissions, all of them should have EDIT permission)
- Telegram UserID you can obtain it from here https://t.me/useridinfobot or any similar bot you know
- Cloudflare Account id, you can find it from right side of overview page or worker page in cloudflare
- in your Dashboard section Select Files and and Click on "Open Bash Console Here"
- Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/2ri4eUI/CFW-BOT.git
- Navigate to the project directory:
cd CFW-BOT
- Make
requirement.sh
executable:
chmod x requirement.sh
- Run
requirement.sh
:
./requirement.sh
"If you encounter errors running requirement.sh on PythonAnywhere , simply close the console (using exit
command) , go to file manager and open it and save it (use ctrl s
) without changing any thing. thats it! now you can run it"
another solution is converting it using dos2unix
since PythonAnyWhere does not support that you can use this simple python code 'dos2unix.py'
you can run this to solve the issue:
python3 dos2unix.py
- Run
install.py
and provide the required API tokens when prompted:
python3 install.py
- Start the bot:
python3 cfw.py
- install requirements:
pip install telebot
pip install pytelegrambotapi --upgrade
pip install qrcode[pil]
pip install requests
pip install python-dotenv
- install NVM
curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.39.1/install.sh | bash
- set nvm settings
export NVM_DIR="$HOME/.nvm"
[ -s "$NVM_DIR/nvm.sh" ] && \. "$NVM_DIR/nvm.sh" # This loads NVM
[ -s "$NVM_DIR/bash_completion" ] && \. "$NVM_DIR/bash_completion" # This loads NVM bash completion
- start nvm and install wrangler
nvm install 16.17.0
nvm use 16.17.0
npm install wrangler@latest
npx wrangler --version
- set .env file variables
Variable | Description |
---|---|
CLOUDFLARE_API_TOKEN | Cloudflare API token with Worker edit permission |
BOT_TOKEN | Telegram bot token obtained from BotFather |
ACCOUNT_ID | Cloudflare account ID |
ADMIN_USER_ID | Numeric Telegram user ID for admin authentication |
IP_API | use this as refrence https://raw.githubusercontent.com/2ri4eUI/CFW_Worker_Sub/main/ips.txt |
6.remember to set cloudflare account id in workertemp.txt
Once the bot is running, simply send the necessary commands to generate Xray links right from your Telegram app! Creating a new user is a straightforward process. Follow these steps to get started: Obtain Cloudflare IP or Domain:
- Use platforms like fofa.info to find Cloudflare IP addresses or domains.
- Example search query for fofa.info:
server=="cloudflare" && port=="443" && country=="NL" && city=="Amsterdam"
- Choose based on your preferences and network speed.
This bot is designed to be lightweight and inexpensive to run, making it accessible for everyone. Enjoy creating Xray links hassle-free!
I want to acknowledge the work of others and clarify that the index.js
and subworker.js
file is not my original work. It has been edited solely to ensure compatibility with the bot.
https://github.com/cmliu for creating these workers
This project is just the beginning, and there is potential for it to evolve further. The extent to which it progresses depends on how much it is liked and used. Your feedback and contributions are appreciated!