[Help] Need a script

[nickwer888]

Hi,
I need a script to refresh the site every hour, then click on the rocket icon, fill in the base bet of 0,00000001 and click the button to increase the bet by 100%, if I loose.
btw I want to use the script on a raspberry pi, just for letting you know, I don't know, if this makes any difference.
If you have any questions, please don't be afraid to ask.
Here I'll give you 2 pictures so, I hope I explained it good enough, so you could understand.

 

[tubeboost]

Try to ask in the Programming forum.

 

[Repulsor]

What site is that? Do they have an API?

 

[nickwer888]

yes they do have an api but I cant post links here. I know thats not kind, but could you google for it?

 

[nickwer888]

the site's name ist primedice its a site for... sort of gambeling with btc

 

[Xp3r7]

And you want to use Martingale. I'll say just one thing - DON'T!
You can thank me later

 

[Dajte]

You could relatively simple throw something together with imacros: addons(.)mozilla(.)org/firefox/addon/imacros-for-firefox/

It's really really easy to use, should be able to do what you want, you'll just have to keep your browser open. Not sure if firefox runs on a raspberry pi, I think it would. You could write a python script to do that but that's a lot of work.

 

[nickwer888]

yes I know about martingale. But I already got my investment back so all the "money" I will make now, it will be profit

 

[nickwer888]

I tried to do it with imacros, but my pi couldn't handle it.

 

[Dajte]

I tried to do it with imacros, but my pi couldn't handle it.

Then you're probably going to have to do it with Python or something. I would suggest AutoIt but that's Win only. Have you considered getting a cheap VPS? You can get a windows VPS for like 8$ a month and have it running 24/7, should be powerful enough to handle imacros or autoit.

 

[MrBlue]

If you're going run it on a Pi I would suggest using a Python script driving some sort of headless browser solution like PhantomJS or SlimerJS.

 

[tubeboost]

Or Mozrepl as a simpler solution.

 

[nickwer888]

these are great solutions, but there is just one thing that don't match. I'm not able to do this, I can't program in these languages. that's why I asked you, I hoped, that you would be so kind and maybe do it for me.

 

[nickwer888]

so if someone could code such a script for me, that also runs on a raspberry pi. please contact me