v1.6.0

CLI-driven version.

Features

• Extracts information from XMRig's standard Monero mining log file and writes it to an output file
  • hash rate information to comma-separated values
  • share information to comma-separated values
  • job information to comma-separated values

New Features

• alternative "headless" executable is now available
  • is named XMCleaner_noFeedback_<version>_<platform+system>
  • will always generate all three output files
  • only needs the log-file's path

To-Do

• increasing usability by allowing for multi-filtering executions
  • adding multi-outputting down the line
• porting to linux
• increase speed by adding a "headless" mode
  • shouldn't give constant updates on the process ✅
  • ideally not even a CLI popping up
  • likely needs a config (maybe JSON) to still get arguments/settings
    • make the types of filters selectable
    • make feedback/headless run selectable
    • make it parse the filtering phrases from config

_{Integrated with PR #2}

v1.5.0

CLI-driven version.

Features

• Extracts information from XMRig's standard Monero mining log file and writes it to an output file
  • hash rate information to comma-separated values
  • share information to comma-separated values
  • job information to comma-separated values

To-Do

• increasing usability by allowing for multi-filtering executions
  • adding multi-outputting down the line
• porting to linux
• increase speed by adding a "headless" mode
  • shouldn't give constant updates on the process
  • ideally not even a CLI popping up
  • likely needs a config (maybe JSON) to still get arguments/settings

_{Integrated with PR #1}

v1.0.0

CLI-driven windows-specific version for 64-bit systems.

Features

• Extracts information from XMRig's standard Monero mining log file and writes it to an output file
  • hash rate information to comma-separated values
  • share information to comma-separated values
  • job information to comma-separated values

To-Do

• increasing usability by allowing for multi-filtering executions
  • adding multi-outputting down the line
• porting to linux
• increase speed by adding a "headless" mode
  • shouldn't give constant updates on the process
  • ideally not even a CLI popping up
  • likely needs a config (maybe JSON) to still get arguments/settings