Implement Windows agent with RandomX mining and WebSocket fleet reporting, wire dashboard settings into the builder with saved exe paths, and add project README.
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Private Miner Command Deck
Private Monero (XMR) fleet control server for your own network. Run the control server on one Windows machine, configure pool/wallet/defaults in the web dashboard, build per-machine worker .exe files, and deploy them across your LAN.
Quick Start
- Install Go 1.21+ and Node.js 20+ (or let
run.batinstall them). - Double-click
run.bator run it from a terminal. - Open http://localhost:8989
- Go to Settings and set your wallet + pool.
- Go to Miner Builder, name a worker, click Build Miner .exe.
- Copy the built file from the path shown (under
data/builds/) to target Windows machines and run it.
What Gets Built
| Component | Purpose |
|---|---|
server/ |
Go control server (REST API, WebSocket hub, pool proxy, builder) |
server/web/ |
React dashboard (Dashboard, Agents, Builder, Settings) |
agent/ |
Windows worker source compiled on demand by the builder |
data/ |
SQLite DB, config, build output, logs |
run.bat |
One-click build + launch script |
Workflow
Settings (dashboard)
-> data/config.json
Miner Builder (dashboard)
-> POST /api/v1/builder/build
-> compiles agent/ with baked-in config/builtin.go
-> writes data/builds/{build-id}/xmr-worker-{name}.exe
Worker .exe (target PC)
-> WebSocket ws://your-server:8989/ws/agent
-> receives jobs, mines with RandomX, submits shares
Control server
-> Stratum proxy to your configured pool
-> aggregates stats in dashboard
Configuration
All server settings are edited in the dashboard Settings page and saved to:
data/config.json
The Miner Builder loads those values as defaults. Per-worker overrides (name, threads, silent mode, etc.) are baked into each .exe at compile time.
Built worker settings
Each generated agent includes:
- Server URL
- Wallet address
- Pool host/port/TLS/password
- Thread count, CPU priority, mining mode
- Max CPU %, minimum free RAM
- Idle/scheduled mining windows
- Silent mode, auto-start, run-as mode
Build Output Location
After a successful build, the dashboard shows:
- Absolute path — full Windows path to the
.exe - Relative path — path from the project root
- Download link —
/api/v1/builds/{id}/download
Example:
G:\crypto miner\data\builds\abc123...\xmr-worker-office-pc-1.exe
API Endpoints
| Method | Path | Description |
|---|---|---|
| GET | /api/v1/health |
Health check |
| GET/PUT | /api/v1/config |
Server settings |
| POST | /api/v1/builder/build |
Build worker .exe (returns JSON with file path) |
| GET | /api/v1/builds |
List recent builds |
| GET | /api/v1/builds/{id}/download |
Download a built .exe |
| GET | /api/v1/agents |
List connected workers |
| GET | /api/v1/dashboard/stats |
Fleet stats |
| WS | /ws/agent |
Worker connection |
| WS | /ws/dashboard |
Live dashboard updates |
Manual Commands
cd server
go build -o ..\bin\miner-server.exe .
cd server\web
npm install
npm run build
cd agent
go build -o xmr-worker-test.exe .
Run server manually:
bin\miner-server.exe -port 8989 -data .\data
Network Deployment
- Same LAN: set Server URL in Builder to
http://YOUR-PC-IP:8989 - Remote access: put the server behind Cloudflare Tunnel or similar and use your HTTPS domain as Server URL (
https://pool.example.com)
Workers convert http(s)://... to ws(s)://.../ws/agent automatically.
Data Files
| Path | Contents |
|---|---|
data/miner.db |
Agents, shares, hashrate history, build records |
data/config.json |
Server + default agent settings |
data/builds/ |
Generated worker executables |
data/logs/ |
Server logs (if enabled) |
Security Notes
- This project is intended for your own machines on your own network.
- Windows Defender may flag freshly compiled mining executables. Code-signing and Defender exclusions on managed machines are the legitimate mitigation paths.
- Do not expose the dashboard to the public internet without authentication.
Requirements
- Windows 10/11 (control server and workers)
- Go 1.21+
- Node.js 20+ (for dashboard build only)
- Outbound internet to your chosen Monero pool
License
Private use. Monero mining uses the RandomX algorithm (BSD-3-Clause) via git.gammaspectra.live/P2Pool/go-randomx.