A example docker-compose.yml file is provided which should run out of the box with the included mongodb server. PLEASE change the password.
The default port is 8080 and can either be changed with the SEVER_PORT environment variable or by changing the exposed port on the docker-compose file.
That's fine too. Just compile voa mvn package -DskipTests. The jar will be in the target folder. Then just run
java -Dspring.data.mongodb.uri=mongodb://USERNAME:PASSWORD@localhost:27017/DATABASE -jar beebot-2.1.0.jar
The client is included via docker-compose file. Please be aware that the client and the server will serve unencrypted data
An example implementation is available at https://beebot.karlthebee.de
If you run the Client from a HTTPS site (as above) you should run the BeeBot Server over SSL One option is to use an Apache server with LetsEncrypt.
ProxyPass /beebot http://127.0.0.1:8080/
At first startup the server will generate a (SECRET) login token. The token will be saved on file token.txt and on
stdout on startup. You have to use the token to login in the client. To generate a new token, delete the token.txt file
and restart the server
The Bot allows to use dynamic names. For example create an private channel worker with the following name
Channel of %client_name%
When a user joins, the bot will create a channel called Channel of karlthebee, because it replaces everything inside %
signs with actual data
| Id | Type |
|---|---|
| client_name | The name of the client |
| client_id | The client id (integer) |
| client_ip | The client ip address |
| client_uid | The client uid (string) |
| channel_name | The name of the current channel |
| channel_id | The id of the current channel (integer |
| \n | A new line |
| \t | A tab |