Configuration

Environment variables, Docker and the optional native PoW solver.

Environment variables

All configuration is environment-driven (.env or exported vars). Provider credentials are documented in Account setup.

Variable	Default	Description
DANYAPI_HOST	`0.0.0.0`	Address the API server binds to
DANYAPI_PORT	`8000`	Port the API server listens on
DANYAPI_TIMEOUT	`60`	Upstream request timeout in seconds
DANYAPI_ACQUIRE_TIMEOUT	(empty)	Seconds to wait for a free account before returning 429; empty = wait forever
DANYAPI_SESSION_CACHE_SIZE	`128`	Max server-side chats cached per provider (LRU) for stateless session reuse
DANYAPI_SESSION_TTL_SECONDS	`3600`	Seconds an unused session/context stays reusable; `0` = never expire
DANYAPI_CACHE_DIR	(empty)	Directory for the on-disk session cache; empty = system temp dir (`%TEMP%\danyapi` / `/tmp/danyapi`)
DANYAPI_CACHE_DISABLED	(empty)	Set to `1`/`true`/`yes`/`on` to disable the on-disk cache entirely
DANYAPI_LOG_LEVEL	`INFO`	Log level: `DEBUG`, `INFO`, `WARNING`, `ERROR`
DANYAPI_LOG_FILE	(empty)	File path for persistent logs; empty = console only
DANYAPI_LOG_MAX_BYTES	`10485760`	Max log file size in bytes before rotation
DANYAPI_LOG_BACKUP_COUNT	`3`	Number of rotated log files to keep
DANYAPI_HUMAN_DELAY_MIN	`0.5`	Minimum delay in seconds before sending a request (uniform random jitter)
DANYAPI_HUMAN_DELAY_MAX	`3.0`	Maximum delay in seconds; set both to `0` to disable
DANYAPI_AUTO_UPDATE	`1`	Auto-update to the latest GitHub release on each start; `0` disables

Docker

bash

docker build -t danyapi .
                    docker run -d -p 8000:8000 \
                    -e DEEPSEEK_TOKENS="token1,token2" \
                    -e QWEN_TOKENS="token3" \
                    danyapi

The .env file is not baked into the image; pass credentials as environment variables or mount your .env as a volume (-v /path/to/.env:/app/.env).

Prebuilt image (GHCR)

CI builds and pushes the image to the GitHub Container Registry on every push to main (latest and sha-* tags) and on version tags (v1.2.3):

bash

docker run -d -p 8000:8000 \
                    -e DEEPSEEK_TOKENS="token1,token2" \
                    -e QWEN_TOKENS="token3" \
                    ghcr.io/fanatfanata/danyapi:latest

Native PoW solver (optional)

If you have a C compiler (clang or gcc), build the binary for maximum speed:

bash

clang -O2 -o danyapi/deepseek/pow_solver.exe danyapi/deepseek/pow_solver.c  # Windows
                    clang -O2 -o danyapi/deepseek/pow_solver danyapi/deepseek/pow_solver.c      # Linux/macOS

The prebuilt Docker image compiles this binary at build time, so container users get the native solver out of the box.

Solvers are tried in order until one succeeds: native binary → Node solver (the site's wasm module) → pure-Python Keccak fallback (capped at 2M iterations, so it only handles low difficulties). Each solved header is single-use; the next challenge is prefetched in the background so the next request does not wait.