High Performance NodeJS MTProto Proxy

Install NodeJS, NPM, GIT and PM2 on your server:

apt-get install nodejs npm git
npm install pm2 -g

yum install nodejs npm git
npm install pm2 -g

Check the version of NodeJS, it should be version 6 or higher:

nodejs -v
# v6.14.2

If it is lower than 6, you need to upgrade your linux OS or install nodejs from its website: https://nodejs.org/en/download/

Clone repository on your server:

git clone https://github.com/bezzad/JSMTProxy.git

Enter JSMTProxy directory and edit config file (config.json) if you wish. You can change the secret and listening port. it is in json format.

{
  "port":8008,
  "secret":"beeaadf5a486d9636472ac27f8beeaad"
}

Start the app in cluster mode using pm2:

pm2 start mtproxy.js -i max

You can use pm2 to list running processes and check their logs:

pm2 list
pm2 log mtproxy
pm2 show mtproxy

Suppose your pm2 is running having some processes. First, you need to save the processes.

pm2 save

Next, you need to run the pm2 in startup. So if system rebooted your pm2 automatically started with processes.

pm2 startup

Download and install NodeJS for Windows using this link: https://nodejs.org/dist/v8.11.2/node-v8.11.2-x64.msi

After installation is complete, enter "Command Prompt" and install PM2 by following command:

npm install pm2 -g

Download JSMTProxy using this link: https://github.com/FreedomPrevails/JSMTProxy/archive/master.zip

Extract the zip file into a new folder. Edit config.json (as explained above) if you wish to change port number or secret.

Start the proxy server from "Command Prompt" by following command:

pm2 start mtproxy.js -i max

Note: You may need to open the proxy port number in your Windows firewall in order for it to accept connections.