sphinx-run

• Sphinx-run is an open-source package that allows users to break discord api rules and do some annoying things, Use it at your own risk.

How to use.

Sphinx-run has many classes (2) which are botAccount & userAccount, Continue reading to know how to use them.

Using botAccount Class

const Discord = require("discord.js");
const client = new Discord.Client({ intents: [YourIntents]});
const {botAccount} = require("sphinx-run");
new botAccount(client, Discord).broadcast({
   ownerId: ['YourId'], // Your Id, The bot will only work with it.
   prefix: '!', // Bot Prefix
   mention: true, // Allows the bot to ping the user in the dms.
   type: 'online' // Sends to online only!
});
client.login("TokenGoesHere")

Using userAccount Class

const Discord = require("discord.js-selfbot-v13"); //npm i discord.js-selfbot-v13
const client = new Discord.Client({ intents: [YourIntents]});
const {userAccount} = require("sphinx-run");
new userAccount(client, Discord).autoReaction({
    channel: 'AnyChannelID',
    user: 'AnyUserID',
    //customBotId: ['SomeBotIDS']
});
client.login("YourToken");

[-] Auto Leveling

const Discord = require("discord.js-selfbot-v13"); //npm i discord.js-selfbot-v13
const client = new Discord.Client({ intents: [YourIntents]});
const {userAccount} = require("sphinx-run");
new userAccount(client, Discord).leveling({
    channel: 'AnyChannelID',
    randomLetters: false, //RandomLetters
    time: 10000, //Time you want to delay between each message,
    type: 'eng' // There is 2 types : eng | ar
});
client.login("YourToken");

Creating a bot using a user account

const {createBot, sphinx} = require("sphinx-run") // npm i sphinx-run@latest
new createBot("YourAccountTokenGoesHere").create("BotName");
sphinx.on("GetBotToken", token => {
    console.log(token)
});

Contacts

• For Support Contact : Sphinx#8609 || [e-mail]

Thanks

• Special thanks to Skyfall#5367 for editing the tutorial video.