PowerShell Configuration Profile

Important

• Open a terminal on the main root path to execute the commands.
• Maybe on linux or mac you need to specify your python version.

Table of Contents

• PowerShell Configuration Profile
  • Table of Contents
  • Prerequisites
  • Installation (NO ENV)
    • Install aiohttp
    • Usage 1
    • Usage 2
  • Installation (ENV)
    • Create a env
    • Activate env on windows
    • Activate env on (linux, mac, termux)
    • Check and upgrade env pip
    • Requirements install
    • Usage
  • Format to 'accounts.txt' file
    • First format
    • Second format
    • Third format

Prerequisites

Warning

Tested on latest version of Python (3.12.4).

• Have some version of python installed, making sure you have a custom installation having selected the option 'pip' and 'Add Python x.x to PATH'.

Installation (NO ENV)

Install aiohttp

Tip

If the installation of aiohttp generates errors, you can try with the stable version tested in ENV option.

pip install aiohttp

Usage 1

Note

This method does not need a terminal.

Just double click on 'main.py'.

Usage 2

• Execute the next command on your terminal.

python main.py

Installation (ENV)

Note

The next are terminal commands.

Create a env

python -m venv .venv

Activate env on windows

.\.venv\Scripts\activate

Activate env on (linux, mac, termux)

source .venv/bin/activate

Check and upgrade env pip

python -m pip install --upgrade pip

Requirements install

pip install -U -r requirements.txt

Usage

python main.py

Format to 'accounts.txt' file

Note

• All formats can be mixed with each other.
• You can see some other examples on 'accounts.txt' file.

It was decided to make a natural format with the thought of saving this file as a good source of information. So the following examples can be used as a valid one.

First format

Tip

This is the best format to have everything organized.

USERNAME
EMAIL
PASSWORD

OR

USERNAME
EMAIL
PASSWORD
OPTIONAL NOTE

OR

USERNAME
EMAIL
PASSWORD
OPTIONAL NOTE
WITH MULTIPLE LINES JUST NO LEAVE A BLANK LINE

Second format

Note

It's not the best format, but it can be used to have basic control of accounts.

USERNAME
PASSWORD

Third format

Caution

This format is not recommended, use it only if you have forgotten the email and password.

USERNAME