NapCatQQ
NapCatQQ is a QQ Bot framework based on the PC NTQQ client body, which is stable, secure, and quickly deployable.
Advantages of NapCatQQ
No need for a graphical environment, performs well on Linux, and has a fundamental difference from existing Hook frameworks, far superior in performance and memory usage.
Simple configuration, supports remote browser access for configuration, easy and simple to complete.
Rapid adaptation to NTQQ functions, continuous updates to follow the latest version of QQ.
Things to Know Before Starting (Read Three Times!)
WARNING
NapCat is a QQ Bot framework based on the PC NTQQ client body, so you need to install the QQ version corresponding to NapCatQQ in advance to run NapCat.
When NapCat is online, you cannot achieve human-computer unity using the PC QQ client, but you can choose to log in synchronously on the mobile client. If you want human-computer unity on PC, please use LLOneBot.
NapCat is different from protocol implementation; it is based on the QQ client. Things that cannot be done on the QQ client, NapCat >_< can't do it either!
Install QQ
NapCatQQ v1.4.7:
Windows 9.9.10-24108 | Linux 3.2.7-23361
Linux does not need a desktop to install NTQQ. The specific command is as follows:
sudo apt install libgbm1 libasound2
sudo apt install ./qq.debFor more versions, please refer to Version Update Log.
Download NapCatQQ
Download link: https://github.com/NapNeko/NapCatQQ/releases
Configuration
To avoid secondary startup, you can pre-configure the basic settings of NapCat, see Configure NapCat.
Startup
Windows
After installing the corresponding version of QQ, in most cases, you only need to unzip NapCat and place it anywhere you want. But be careful, the path cannot contain spaces. Then, double-click napcat.bat to run!
Wait! If you encounter garbled characters, you can try double-clicking napcat-utf8.bat to start.
If the above method still does not work, you can try to start with PowerShell:
Start PowerShell, run powershell ./napcat.ps1 or napcat.bat, if garbled characters appear, you can try to run napcat-utf8.ps1 or napcat-utf8.bat.
If it still doesn't work, you can try powershell.exe -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File ".\napcat.ps1".
It is recommended to directly click the bat to run, because PowerShell itself will occupy about 20 MB of memory.
Linux One-Click Script
Highly recommended!
curl -o napcat.sh https://nclatest.znin.net/NapNeko/NapCat-Installer/main/script/install.sh && sudo bash napcat.sh
Linux Non-Docker
Run in the terminal
chmod u+x ./napcat.sh
./napcat.shDo not start with sh napcat.sh, as it may cause path problems and fail to start.
Quick Login (No Need to Scan)
If you have successfully logged in to the official QQ or NapCatQQ, you can add the parameter -q <Your QQ> for quick login without scanning. For example, napcat.bat -q 1234567 or napcat.sh -q 1234567.
After Startup
Congratulations, if you see this, you have successfully started NapCat, you can try reading the advanced instructions below!
How to Configure NapCat's Basic Settings
How to Configure NapCat's Voice Sending Refer to the entry Voice/Video Sending Failed