youtube-views-bot

Getting traction on YouTube is hard, especially when you need those early views to kickstart your videos. youtube-views-bot
offers a way to automate view counts using stealth techniques, proxies, and multi-session control.

Generates automated video views

Supports Node.js and Python codebases (you’ll find index.js and main.py)
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Comes with a Dockerfile for containerized deployment
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Provides .env.example template for configuration (video link, proxy list, timings, etc.)
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Implements randomized durations, delays, and proxy use to reduce detection risk
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Getting Started (Quick Setup)
git clone https://github.com/y-t-bot/youtube-views-bot.git
cd youtube-views-bot

Then:

Install dependencies via npm install or pip install -r requirements.txt

Copy .env.example → .env and fill in your configuration (target video URLs, proxies, delay ranges)

Run via CLI:

node index.js

or

python main.py

Or build and run with Docker:

docker build -t youtube-views-bot .
docker run --env-file .env youtube-views-bot

Start with small view volumes and test to ensure it behaves as expected.

Tips & Caution

Use rotating, high-quality proxies

Randomize viewing durations and intervals

Start with low traffic to avoid attracting detection

Monitor logs for errors or blocks

Be mindful of YouTube’s rules — automated view bots may violate platform policies

Why It’s Worth Noting

youtube-views-bot provides a strong foundation for automating view behavior with multiple languages and deployment options. It can be used for testing, research, or learning bot techniques. If you try it, consider writing a case study or tutorial — link back to the repo so others can find it and help grow the project.