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# helperbot
Helperbot is a general purpose slack bot meant to be augmented by plugins.
It uses a bolt db for all data storage.
## Installation
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The script `package.sh` will build all plugins from source and the helperbot binary then create a tgz file in the
current directory containing:
* `helperbot` - The binary
* `helperbot.service` - A systemd service to run helperbot (You WILL need to customize this to your needs)
* `plugins/` - The directory containing the compiled plugins source
Just copy that archive to the server you want to run it on and extract it where you want it.
Run the binary manually the first time, to trigger the setup walkthrough stuff.
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On first run, the app will prompt the user for:
* Slack Token: The bot uses this to connect to your slack
* Admin User DM ID: This is the 'admin users' DM ID, it's a 9 character Slack ID that starts with a `D`.
This is the Direct Message ID for the admin user.
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Use `Ctrl-C` to quit.
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## Included Plugins:
### Advent of Code
On first run this plugin will prompt for:
* Advent of Code Board ID
* Advent of Code Session Cookie
You'll need to just pull this out of your browser cookies, it's everything after the `session=` part.
* Advent of Code Slack Channel ID
This is the slack id that you want AoC updates posted too.
It's also the channel that the bot will listen for `!aoc top` commands in
* Channel Commands:
* `!aoc top` : Print the top 5 for the most recent year
* `!aoc top <year>` : Print the Top 5 for the given year
* `!aoc top all`
* Admin Commands:
* `!aoc ping` : PONG!
* `!aoc session` : Print the current AoC Session Cookie
* `!aoc session <session code>` : Change the AoC Session cookie
If the plugin determines that the session cookie is invalid, it will stop trying to hit the API until
the session cookie has been updated. It should notify the admin user if this occurs.
### Stats
* Admin Commands:
* `!stats lag` : Print the latest latency value