This cookbook installs and configures a PoshBot instance on a Windows machine.
- Chef 12.9+
- Windows
- Non Sucking Service Manager (NSSM) (included in the recipe)
Add recipe[poshbot::default] to your run list.
These attributes control the deployment of the PoshBot instance.
All attributes below are pre-pended with node['poshbot']
| Attribute | Description | Type | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| logdirectory | Directory that PoshBot will store logs | String | C:\poshbot |
| botadmins | Slack usernames of PoshBot admins | String | name1, name2 |
| configurationdirectory | Directory that PoshBot will store configuration files. | String | C:\poshbot |
| plugindirectory | Directory that PoshBot will store plugins, and where it will look for new ones to install | String | C:\poshbot\plugins |
| token | Slack bot token. See here for more information | String | your-bot-token |
Testing was performed on Windows 10 v1803, Windows 10 v1803, and Windows Server 2019.
Maintainer: Kyle Levenick (kyle@levenick.io)
Shout out to Garrett Yamada for the assistance in testing and helping me understand Chef attributes and templates.
License: MIT