This fork does the following things differently:

• Only allows for token auth
• Removes all terminal input, except for setup
• Runs in Docker
• Runs a webserver
• Sends a Discord webhook When your auth token expires, it will send you a message on Discord via a webhook. You can then go to a URL that points to a port on the container, which will allow you to input your auth token again without having to mess with anything else

• Run the setup in the container. sudo docker run -p 8080:8000-e "discord_webhook_url=https://discord.com/example" -e "website=http://example.com" -it -v savetheworldclaimer:/app/data --name=SaveTheWorldClaimer --restart="always" probablypablito/savetheworldclaimer

• If you dont want Discord notifications omit the respective -e flags.

• Set up the config how you want it to be by inputting the values. There are 1440 minutes in a day.

• Once done, press CTRL+C to exit out of the interactive session.

• Restart the container. sudo docker restart SaveTheWorldClaimer

• This will map your hosts port 8080 to the website. If you want to listen on a different port, change the (first) port.

You can now navigate to your website and submit your auth token!