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John Sinc edited this page Jun 2, 2020 · 1 revision

Welcome to the satana wiki!

First of all, some notable (and useful) links

NodeJS Installer - Download
Satana Discord - https://discord.gg/S5DC66B
Site (soonTM) - https://satana.kappa.host


Install Guide (Windows)

[1] Download the zip file from here
[2] Extract it to a folder of your choice
[3] Open a PowerShell or CMD window in the directory and type "npm i" to ensure you're up to date
[4] Go into the "data" folder, and rename the files to cfg.json & users.json
[5] Replace your token & chose your own prefix. If you're unaware of how to get your token, watch [this video here.] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GBOYptubk4) Theres no need to mess with the Email / Password fields.
[6] Go into the root directory, where main.js is located, and then run "node main", and wait. [7] Once this is ran, it'll check for updates from our GitHub repo, and then log you into discord. This normally takes roughly 30 seconds.

Install Guide (Linux/Ubuntu18.04)

[1] wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/PrintScrn/script/master/node_auto_installer.sh; sh node_auto_installer.sh
This will grab and execute a script to automatically update your system, as well as install the adequate NodeJS version needed for the selfbot.
[2] After this script has ran, run the following;
git clone https://github.com/Kappador/satana.git; cd satana/data/; mv cfg.example.json cfg.json; mv users.example.json users.json
[3] Edit cfg.json to contain your token and preferred prefix.
[4] Go back a directory, and run "npm i" to ensure you're up to date
[5] Run "screen node main", and wait for the bot to login :)

Side notes -

You can detach from the screen using "CRTL + A + D"
This will leave it running, until your vps is restarted or you kill the process.
If you've made an edit such as switching tokens, you can either use "CRTL + C" from within the selfbot window, or use "pkill screen" if you're not within the screen.

File Explanation -

users.json

Users.json allows you to have multiple users execute commands on your account, such as sending cat photos, 1337 speak, etc.
Simply enter their discord user-id (guide here) and your desired permission level for them to have. You can see required permission levels within each command, for example, .cat would require the permission value of "1"

cfg.json

Cfg.json stores both your token as well are your prefix for executing commands.