tms's Introduction

Token Management System (TMS)

A centralised system to manage PTC tokens

Keep track of your PTC tokens so you don't have to make unnecessary authentication requests.

Node.js (tested with Node.js 21 but earlier versions should work).
A 3rd party tool to get the login_code from PTC. Currently the only working public tool is Xilriws.
MySQL 8.

git clone https://github.com/RubWalter/tms.git && cd tms && npm i
cp config/default.sample.json config/default.json
Make changes to config/default.json:
- Fill in your database details
- ptc_auth_url: your Xilriws url
- refresh_token_keep_alive.enabled: set to true to renew refresh tokens automatically before it expires.
- refresh_token_keep_alive.max_age_days: only renew tokens older than xx days.
- Please leave interval_seconds, request_sleep_seconds and tokens_per_interval as they are unless you have read the code and know what you're doing.
If you want to use proxies:
- cp config/proxies.sample.txt config/proxies.txt
- Fill in your proxies details. Proxies will be also be handed to Xilriws.
Run it: node index.js
If your MITM software asks for a url, use http://IP_ADDRESS:9999/access_token

It's recommeded to run this via pm2.

pm2 start index.js --name tms

rubw on Discord, but don't expect me to handhold you.

The refresh tokens are valid for 30 days from the last_refreshed timestamp, but it can be renewed indefintely if used within that period. Please keep TMS running even if your MITM/controller is not running to keep tokens alive as long as possible.
Do not log in with the accounts anywhere else, manually or automatic. It will invalidate that account's token in TMS.

Recommend Projects