Bitcoin Heater OS: Open-Source Heater Management for Mining Equipment

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Bitcoin Heater OS

Bitcoin Heater OS v0.10 BETA, free and open-source Heater Management for Mining Equipment

This project provides an open-source software solution that allows you to efficiently control and manage your heater system based on mining equipment. By integrating cryptocurrency mining capabilities into your heating system, you can earn Bitcoin while keeping your surroundings warm.

Key Features:

  1. Mining Equipment Integration: Bitcoin Heater OS seamlessly integrates with your mining equipment, enabling you to mine Bitcoin while utilizing the generated heat to warm your space.

  2. Optimal Heat Utilization: The software intelligently manages the mining process to strike a perfect balance between efficient cryptocurrency mining and effective heat production.

  3. Temperature Control: Take full control of your heating system with the ability to set temperature thresholds and ensure a comfortable environment throughout the day.

  4. Energy Efficiency: Bitcoin Heater OS prioritizes energy efficiency, allowing you to make the most out of your mining operation without excessive power consumption.

  5. User-Friendly Interface: Our intuitive interface simplifies the setup and management process, making it accessible to both beginners and experienced users.

  6. Security and Safety: We prioritize security, ensuring that your mining operations and equipment are protected from potential threats.

  7. Customizable Settings: Tailor the software to your specific needs by adjusting mining strategies, temperature preferences, and other relevant parameters.

  8. Constant Updates and Improvements: Our dedicated team continuously works on improving the software, providing regular updates and bug fixes to enhance the user experience.

Contributions Welcome:

Bitcoin Heater OS is an open-source project, and we welcome contributions from the community. Feel free to participate by suggesting improvements, reporting issues, or submitting pull requests to help us enhance the software.

Join our Telegram channel to get latest updates and support on this exciting journey to revolutionize the way you manage your heater system: https://t.me/MigodiOfficial

Disclaimer: Please be mindful of your energy consumption and the associated costs before integrating cryptocurrency mining with your heating system.

Hardware

  • Raspberry Pi / Server / PC
  • Miner FW

Requirements

  • Ubuntu ^22.04
  • git

Components

System

  • Node.js ^18
  • pm2
  • isc-dhcp-server
  • UFW
  • redis
  • X11
  • chromium-browser

UI

  • Vuejs

API

  • express
  • axios
  • ioredis

Project Structure

api

Contains the API which feeds the data to the UI.

Communicates with the Miner API.

Based on Express.

bin/api contains the starting script, bin contains misc control scripts.

Helpers are located in helpers.

The actual API logic is defined in routes:

routes/index.js

/summary

Provides current state to the UI.

/restarting

Tells the API, that the UI is currently restarting (fulfilling restart needs).

routes/settings.js

/settings

Provides the current settings to the UI.

/settings/language

Changes the language.

/settings/heating-level

Configures the Heating Level on the Miner.

/settings/electricity

Stores Electricity configuration from UI.

/settings/mining-pool

Configures the mining pool on the Miner.

conf

Contains various OS level configs which are used on setup.

dist

Contains the packaged project which can be deployed to the device.

ui

Contains the User Interface, written in Vue.js.

Communicates with api.

The entry point is index.html, the API can be configured in config.json.

Branding can be done in tailwind.config.js and src/assets.

The different views are located in src/views, src/stores contains the shared global state, routing is done in src/router/index.js, locales are defined in src/locales, helpers are located in src/helpers and components which are used in views are located in src/components.

Building is done via vite, see build.sh

build.sh

Builds the API and UI into dist, which can be deployed to the device.

setup.sh

Contains steps to setup a new Device. Only needed once.

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GitHub

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