tomhobson/lazybum

A quick, one-hour-of-writing bot. FeelsWeirdMan 👉 beastyZF

Lazybum

A simple self-bot which switches games without typing !game SUPERLONGNAMEFORAGAME in chat. Requires Nightbot running in the channel.

This bot is dedicated for the laziest streamer in the world. FeelsWeirdMan 👉 beastyZF

Requirements

• NodeJS at least ES2015/ES6 compatible. Read compatibility list here.
• Yarn or npm.

Init

1. Make directory called .config
2. Copy config.json.example to .config directory and rename it to config.json
3. Create your app in Twitch developer dashboard
4. Get client id and client secret from your app. Store it in config.json and prefill it in these fields:

{
  "clientId": "CLIENT_ID",
  "clientSecret": "CLIENT_SECRET"
}

5. Make file package.json inside config/ directory and prefill it with:

{
  "accessToken": "INITIAL_ACCESS_TOKEN",
  "refreshToken": "INITIAL_REFRESH_TOKEN",
  "expiryTimestamp": 0
}

Access token and refresh token can be obtained by generating Twitch OAuth token. I've made a simple express app for this. This app will also use the same clientId and clientSecret.

6. Add your packages
7. Build your package.
8. Modify config.json as you wish. Field channel is the most important one. prefix and gameMap can be changed as long as they're using the same format.

Docker

Configuration file and tokens are shipped inside the container

docker build -t lazybum .
docker run --detach  --name lazybum-container -v <PATH_TO_CONFIG_DIR>:/usr/src/.config lazybum

Path to config directory is $PWD/config for Unix. Reminder that running WSL1 docker cli with Windows docker daemon needs special treatment for volume mounting:

docker run --detach  --name lazybum-container -v $(wslpath -w $(pwd)/.config):/usr/src/.config/ lazybum