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 5 mins (can be set with ENV variable UPDATE_INTERVAL), 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

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=5

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=5

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=5

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=5

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...