Thanks!

[BradleyShaner]

Thanks for this. I haven't really explored NodeJS at all, but I gave this a try on a whim because it was one of only a couple available -- and it seems to work great. I've only used it for ~10 minutes so far, but I'm impressed. I'm already seeing a slight improvement in hashrates, but I'll keep an eye on it over the next few days.

As I'd never used NodeJS before, I looked into compiling it and finally came upon "pkg". I wanted to avoid having to install NodeJS, but I'm glad I did it anyway. I ended up compiled zecproxy into an exe and it works great. I think it would help a lot of people out if you made one available.

I had to do some research, but I made my first NodeJS changes (ever!) under Miner.prototype.onData, to clean up the output from my rigs (which still send their wallet address.workername):

var split = obj.params[0].split(".");
if (split.length > 0) {
	this.name = split[1];
} else {
	this.name = obj.params[0];
}

Also, you confirmed a theory I had about proxifying pool connections to multiple miners -- no need to split up the work amongst them, just let them all work on the same thing and send in the results. I think I'll give this a try on some other crypto in the future.

It's not much, but I sent a small ethereum donation your way! Partly for the program, partly for making me jump into NodeJS, and partly for confirming my theory above. 👍

[BScrk]

Tanks, will think about that. Thanks for your feedback