Generate MEGA accounts with a single command, upload files, get shareable links and do all of that however many times you want with loops.
These instructions assume you have Git and Python 3.10 installed, if you do not have Git installed, then download the project from here and skip the first step below.
git clone https://github.com/qtchaos/py_mega_account_generator.git
cd py_mega_account_generator
pip install -r requirements.txt
python main.py
Note
The maximum upload size of a file is 20GB, since this is the limit on a free account.
You can use this program without any arguments at all, this will spit out a new account with the welcome pdf deleted, it will show the login credentials in the console and create a new file in the credentials folder.
If you want to upload a file though, you can use the following setup: python main.py -f FILENAME -p, this will upload the file to a new account and print out a publicly shareable link. Unfortunately, it seems that MEGA likes to purge accounts that haven't been logged into for a while, so if it has been a while since you started generating new accounts, you might want to run the keepalive service: python main.py -ka -v, this will login to every account and print out the storage used. And if you want to mass create accounts or upload files, then you can use the loop argument: python main.py -p -f FILENAME -l TIMES_TO_LOOP.
{"email": "*******@*******.com", "emailPassword": "*****", "password": "*********"}
The emailPassword represents the password used to create the mail.tm account.
If you want to login to the MEGA account later on, you have to use the email and password fields.
If you want to change the format of the credentials file, you can do so by changing the accountFormat variable in the config.json file.
Use the following variables to change the format:
{email}- The email used to create the MEGA account.{emailPassword}- The password used to create the mail.tm account.{password}- The password used to create the MEGA account.
For example, if you want to change the format to the following:
example@example.com#password
Then you would change the accountFormat variable to {email}#{password}, this will append credentials to a file called accounts.txt in the credentials folder.
If you change the accountFormat variable to "", then it will use the default JSON file format and create a new file for every account.
Warning
Do not use the arguments in the Services section together with the file upload arguments.
-f filename, --file filename | Uploads a file to the generated account.
-p, --public | Generates a shareable link to the file.
-l int, --loop int | Loops the script x amount of times.
-e, --extract | Compiles all credentials outputted as .json to a single file given the custom format.
-ka, --keepalive | Logs into the accounts to keep them alive.
-v, --verbose | Shows storage left while using keepalive function.
