Based on: https://gathering.tweakers.net/forum/view_message/69930184

Odido Unlimited Auto Bundle Requester

Without needing to sniff your URL every month.

It runs every 10, 2 or 0.5 mins (can be set with ENV variables), and requests new bundle when MB's is less than 2000. Firstly a login token is retrieved via the "regular" log in URL, from which a Bearer token is retrieved. With the Bearer token the regular API is used to request: current bundles, how much is left on these bundles and then (when needed) a new bundle is requested. Every request is retried at least 10 times when a request fails. PM2 is used so it should restart if it crashes.

Usage (production)

There are 3 main ways to use this software in production:

1. running the Node.js locally
2. running it as a Docker container
3. running it as a Docker container via docker-compose

Authorization Token

To run this script, an authorization token is needed. Obtain the token using the Odido Authenticator tool: Odido Authenticator latest Release

Buying Code

The Buying code is stored in the environment variable BUYINGCODE, and by default, the value is set to A0DAY01, which is used for the 2 GB-aanvuller NL bundle.

To select a different bundle:

1. First, enable DEBUG mode by setting DEBUG=1.
2. Ensure that you've utilized at least 80% of the data in your current bundle.
3. Next, review the available bundles in the logs to determine the correct bundle code.
4. Once you've identified the desired bundle code, update the BUYINGCODE environment variable with the new code.

Configure intervales

Based on the amount of MBs left, the intervals do change.

• More than 10GB available, default interval is 10 min. (Overwrite via env var UPDATE_INTERVAL_HIGH)
• Less than 10GB available, default interval is 2 min. (Overwrite via env var UPDATE_INTERVAL_MEDIUM)
• Less than 2GB available, default interval is 0.5 min. (Overwrite via env var UPDATE_INTERVAL_LOW)

Node.js with Yarn/NPM

1. git clone https://github.com/lodu/TMobile-NL-Unlimited-Bundle-Automated
2. yarn or npm install
3. create a file called .env in root folder with contents:

   AUTHORIZATIONTOKEN=xxxxxxxxxx
   MSISDN=+3161234567890
   UPDATE_INTERVAL_HIGH=10
   UPDATE_INTERVAL_MEDIUM=2
   UPDATE_INTERVAL_LOW=0.5
   BUYINGCODE=A0DAY01
   DEBUG=0

4. yarn build or npm run build
5. yarn start-daemon or npm run start-daemon
6. Done

Docker

1. create a file called .env:

   AUTHORIZATIONTOKEN=xxxxxxxxxx
   MSISDN=+3161234567890
   UPDATE_INTERVAL_HIGH=10
   UPDATE_INTERVAL_MEDIUM=2
   UPDATE_INTERVAL_LOW=0.5
   BUYINGCODE=A0DAY01
   DEBUG=0

2. docker pull ghcr.io/lodu/tmobile-nl-unlimited-bundle-automated:main
3. docker run --env-file .env ghcr.io/lodu/tmobile-nl-unlimited-bundle-automated:main

docker-compose

1. create a file called .env:

   AUTHORIZATIONTOKEN=xxxxxxxxxx
   MSISDN=+3161234567890
   UPDATE_INTERVAL_HIGH=10
   UPDATE_INTERVAL_MEDIUM=2
   UPDATE_INTERVAL_LOW=0.5
   BUYINGCODE=A0DAY01
   DEBUG=0

2. copy docker-compose.yaml to a local docker-compose.yaml file
3. docker-compose up -d

Development

1. git clone the repo (duhh)

2. Create .env file in root directory:

   AUTHORIZATIONTOKEN=xxxxxxxxxx
   MSISDN=+3161234567890
   UPDATE_INTERVAL_HIGH=10
   UPDATE_INTERVAL_MEDIUM=2
   UPDATE_INTERVAL_LOW=0.5
   BUYINGCODE=A0DAY01
   DEBUG=0

3. Install packages: yarn or npm install

4. Run in development for filewatcher yarn dev or npm run dev

5. Do ya thing.

PR's

PR's/MR's are welcomed if you have any additions and or points of improvement

Issues

Please feel free to open an issue, I'm glad to help. However do not use it as a tech support please...