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August 03, 2016, 02:54:52 AM
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Hey,

I put this simple powershell script together to aid in checking on the status of miners.   Its nothing fancy, but I wanted to play with PS and JSON a bit and this gave me an excuse to do it.    Feel free to use / change it to your hearts desire.   

I understand a lot of guys on this board can make this on their own very easily (and probably better!). For those of you that can't, here's a head-start you can use to build a monitoring script of your own.

Copy the text below into a text file with a 'ps1' file extension.    You may have to either digitally sign the script or disable signature checking to run it.
 Disabling Signing - https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee176961.aspx
 Self-signing (Optional) - https://community.spiceworks.com/how_to/122368-signing-a-powershell-script-with-a-self-signed-certificate

Launch from the command prompt    ./[scriptname].ps1  BTCAddress
i.e.
'./CheckNiceHash.ps1 1JZRzjuf1rw9g3i9pFhLZKrMdQ7CzbBjLZ'


Theres obviously nothing malicious in the code - feel free to read through it - its too simple to be dangerous! 


#Leverages NiceHash API to display the current mining stats for a given BTC address.  Only shows active Algos or pending balance.
#
#This was written as a simple test to learn a bit about leveraging JSON, and learning a tiny bit of PowerShell.   
#Most of this code is rough and can be cleaned up quite a bit, but it is functional and can be used to build some
#simple monitoring scripts for your own purposes.
#
#Provided for public use, no charge or credit needed.
#BTC Donations: 1JZRzjuf1rw9g3i9pFhLZKrMdQ7CzbBjLZ


function CheckMiner ([string]$addr)

{
    $Request = "https://www.nicehash.com/api?method=stats.provider&addr=" + $addr
    $Result = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri $Request -Method Get
    $Rig = $Result.result.stats
    return $Rig
}
   
function PadTotal ([string]$Total)
{

    [int]$TotalLen = $Total.Length
    [int]$MissingChar = 12 - $TotalLen
   if ($MissingChar -eq 11){
        $Total = "0.00000000"
        $MissingChar = 0
    }

    Do {
        #Write-host "made it!"
        $Total = $Total +  "0"
        $MissingChar = $MissingChar-1
        } While ($MissingChar -gt 0 )
return $Total

}

#build an array with all of the descriptive names of the Algos that NH will report back with
$Algos = "Scrypt     ","SHA256     ","ScryptNf   ","X11        ","X13        ","Keccak     ","X15        ","Nist5      ","NeoScrtpt  ","Lyra2RE    ","Whirlpoolx ","Qubit      ","Quark      ","Axiom      ","Lyra2REv2  ","ScryptJaneNf16","Blake256r8","Blake256r14","Blake256r8vnl","Hodl       ","DaggerHash ","Decred     "
#pass the BTC address at the command line
$BTCAddress = $args

#get the stats from the API
$minerStats = CheckMiner ($BTCAddress)

[float]$TotalHash = 0
[float]$TotalRej = 0
[float]$TotalBal = 0

cls
$Now = Get-Date
Write-host $Now "Stats for " $BTCAddress

write-host "Algo             Speed (GH/S)    Rejected (GH/S)    Balance     "
write-host  "--------------------------------------------------------------"
ForEach ($Algo in $minerStats) {
    $AlgoSpeed = $Algo.accepted_speed
    $AlgoBal = $Algo.balance
    $AlgoRej = $Algo.rejected_speed

    if($AlgoBal -ne "0.00000000")
        {
        $TotalHash = $TotalHash + $AlgoSpeed
        $TotalRej = $TotalRej + $AlgoRej
        $TotalBal = $TotalBal + $AlgoBal
        $AlgoName = $Algos[$Algo.algo]
   
        write-host  $AlgoName "    " $AlgoSpeed "      " $AlgoRej "         " $AlgoBal
        }
       
}

#add white space to the vars so they print to the screen a little better (Im sure there is a better way to do this!)
$TotalHash2 = PadTotal($TotalHash)
$TotalRej2 = PadTotal($TotalRej)
$TotalBal2 = PadTotal($TotalBal)

write-host "Total Speed:    " $TotalHash2 "    " $TotalRej2 "       " $TotalBal2
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