This is almond bot, a simple python bot that plays bombparty on jklm.fun. It is NOT A CHEAT, but opens another browser window and can play the game against you.
You can configure the bot in settings.py.
You can use a custom dictionary by adding a new dictionary file and putting its name as the dictionary value.
There are two included dictionaries: dictionary.txt and dictionary-ext.txt.
- Install python 3.8 or higher.
- Install the requirements by running
pip install -r requirements.txt - Run the bot py running
py almondbot.py. You have to be in the same directory as this file, you cannot run it from another path - You will be prompted to enter a lobby. If you want the bot to join a lobby, enter the lobby code. If you want the bot to create a lobby, press Enter without typing anything
- In case the website says "Disconnected", please manually press on retry. Otherwise restart the bot. This happens when you get rate-limited by jklm.fun.
- If nobody joins for more than 5 minutes, the bot shuts off.
- Hold F8 to stop the bot while producing a log. Hold F9 to stop the bot without a log.
This program is not affiliated with jklm.fun or its authors. It is a fan-made project, and not intended to be used in order to cause harm to anyone. Do only use this program in public lobbies if the owner consents. The author is not responsible for any damages caused by this program or the use of this program in any way. Use at your own risk.
This program was written by me, FabianButHere. Not written by me are the used libraries, which are all part of pip. The dictionary (dictionary.txt) is from SCOWL (And Friends). The extended dictionary (dictionary-ext.txt) is from Collins Official Scrabble Word List
Almond Bot - A jklm.fun bombparty bot
Copyright (C) 2024 FabianButHere
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