Bitburner – Server Purchasing Bot

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This is an automated script for midgame (or SF1+ games) that buys and rebuys servers. It has editable variables for extra customization.

About this Bot

This is a bot that will:

• Buy servers of RAM you specify (default is half your home RAM, minimum of 32GB)
• Upload and execute a script of your choosing
• Template for uploading additional scripts of your choosing (ou seja. if your main script calls 3x scripts like mine does)
• If you have max servers (25) and they are weak (<25% of your home RAM) and have sufficient money to upgrade, it will prompt a yes/no box to upgrade them. This deletes and rebuys.

Due to the logic inside, it is quite hefty at 13.3GB of RAM required, as such it is not really suited for a very early game.

There is some basic technical knowledge required to change a few lines of code to suit your setup. Read the how-to carefully.

You can force a server rebuy by running it with the ‘f’ argument (ou seja. “run servers.js f”)

The Script

// Server purchasing script for Bitburner - https://danielyxie.github.io/bitburner/ , written by steamid/Meng
// Runs until satisfied, will rebuy servers money is sufficient and server is worse than 25% of ram. Run with 'f' argument to force rebuy

// Versão 1.22
// Added additional comments and MAIN_SCRIPT variable so that the code will be usable for others

export async function main(ns) {

    // ~~~~~~~~~Editable variables~~~~~~~~~~~
    const SVRNAME = "plex";             // What hostname your purchased servers will have
    const MIN_RAM = 32;                 // Minimum RAM you want to buy for a server
    const SVR_RAM_RATIO = 2;            // Target RAM for server is "Lar" BATER, divided by SVR_RAM_RATIO, must = power of 2 (0.5, 1, 2, 4...). por exemplo. '2' is 50% of home RAM
    const MAIN_SCRIPT = "breaker.js"    // Name of your main script that you want to upload
    // ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

    let currentServers = ns.getPurchasedServers();
    let ram = calculateRam();   // Calculates how much RAM to buy for the server
    let i = currentServers.length;
    const serverMax = 25;       // hardcoded max servers as of Bitburner v1.3

    // Check and ensure servers are running scripts (recover after a forced reboot)
    // if server is not running scripts, overwrite existing breaker and run.
    ns.print('Starting scripts on existing servers...')
    para(let x = 0; x < currentServers.length; x++){
        se (!ns.isRunning(MAIN_SCRIPT, currentServers[x])){ 
            await ns.scp(MAIN_SCRIPT, currentServers[x]);
            ns.exec(MAIN_SCRIPT, currentServers[x], 1);
        }
    };

    // Server purchase info
    const serverPriceInfoText = (ns.getPurchasedServerCost(ram) / 1000000).toFixed(2);
    ns.toast(`Server price is ${serverPriceInfoText} M`, "informações");
    ns.print(`about to start buying servers @ ${ram}gb for ${serverPriceInfoText}`);
    await ns.sleep(15000)
    
    // then Continuously try to purchase servers until we've reached the maximum
    while (eu < serverMax) { // Check if we have enough money to purchase a server if (ns.getServerMoneyAvailable("lar") > ns.getPurchasedServerCost(ram)) {
            // if sufficient money, buy server, name it, upload scripts and exec MAIN_SCRIPT
            let hostname = ns.purchaseServer(SVRNAME + eu, ram);
            await ns.scp(MAIN_SCRIPT, hostname);
            // ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
            // Add any extra scripts you want to upload here, or delete the lines
            // ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
            await ns.scp("hackscript.js", hostname);
            await ns.scp("growscript.js", hostname);
            await ns.scp("weakscript.js", hostname);
            // ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
            ns.exec(MAIN_SCRIPT, hostname, 1);
            ns.toast(`Server ${hostname} was purchased`, "sucesso")
            ++eu;
        }
        outro {
            ns.print(`cannot buy yet - price is `+ ns.getPurchasedServerCost(ram))
            await ns.sleep(20000)
        }
    } // end of while  (ns.getPurchasedServerCost(ram) * 13) ){ // if money is sufficient for upgrade..
            let areYouSure = await ns.prompt(`do you want to rebuy servers? Est Cost: $ ${((ns.getPurchasedServerCost(ram) * 25)/1000000000).toFixed(2)} B`);
            se (areYouSure){
                para (let i = 0; eu < currentServers.length; eu++){ // Delete all existing servers ns.killall(currentServers); ns.deleteServer(currentServers); } ns.spawn("servers.js", 1); // Kills and Restarts this script to start buy process } } await ns.sleep (900000); } function calculateRam() { // Calculate how much RAM to buy for the server (set to SVR_RAM_RATIO) const myRam = ns.getServerMaxRam("lar"); const maxPossRam = 1048576; // Hardcoded value for maximum purchasable server ram @ Bitburner v1.3 if (myRam > maxPossRam){return maxPossRam}
        senão se (myRam <= MIN_RAM){return MIN_RAM}
        outro {retornar (myRam / SVR_RAM_RATIO)};
        }
    } // end of script

Como usar

Here’s how you can use this script

• terminal > nano “servers.js”
• paste the below code in
• EDIT THE CODE – Linha 13 + Lines 45-50
  • Linha 13: Mudar “breaker.js” to whatever your main script filename is that you would like to execute on the remote server.
  • Lines 45-50: If you want to upload more scripts, then amend these lines as well, if you do not need them, then delete them between the lines. Note that these will not auto-execute, they assume that your main script calls them. If you need to execute them as well, then add extra lines of

    ns.exec("yourScriptNameHere.js", hostname, 1);

• salvar
• terminal > run servers.js

Observação: If you do not name the file servers.js, then you amend line 70 to whatever you name the file, or the rebuy function will not work.