LoadingReadyLive chatbot

Licensed under Apache-2.0 (LICENSE or https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0).

LRRbot contains modules that aren't licensed under Apache-2.0:

• lrrbot/commands/quote.py is licensed under the MIT license.

Things not covered: tokens and secrets for Patreon integration, Slack integration, keys.json for Google Docs

1. These commands assume Ubuntu 19.04 and that you're using Bash as your shell. Adapt as needed.

   Currently LRRbot works with PostgreSQL >= 9.5 (recommended version: 10.8) and Python >= 3.5 (recommended version: 3.7), if the exact versions in the command below are unavailable on your operating system.

   sudo apt install git postgresql libpq-dev python3.7-dev build-essential pipenv
   git clone [email protected]:mrphlip/lrrbot
   cd lrrbot
   pipenv sync --dev
   sudo -u postgres psql -c "CREATE USER \"$USER\";"
   sudo -u postgres psql -c "CREATE DATABASE lrrbot;"
   sudo -u postgres psql -c "GRANT ALL ON DATABASE lrrbot TO \"$USER\";"
   

2. Write a lrrbot.conf file. Basic template:

   [lrrbot]
   username: 
   password: oauth
   channel: 
   
   preferred_url_scheme: http
   session_secret: 
   
   google_key:
   twitch_clientid:
   twitch_clientsecret:
   
   [apipass]
   
   [alembic]
   script_location = alembic

   Values to fill in:

   • username: The Twitch username of the bot. You can use your personal account, you don't need to create a new one for the bot.
   • channel: The channel the bot will join. Can be the same as username.
   • session_secret: A random string. You can generate one with the command head -c 18 /dev/urandom | base64
   • google_key: API key to Google's services. Create a project on Google Developer Console, enable Google Calendar API, and generate an API key under Credentials.
   • twitch_clientid and twitch_clientsecret: In the Twitch Dev console register a new application. Set the redirect URI to http://localhost:5000/login.

3. Populate the database:

   pipenv run alembic -c lrrbot.conf upgrade head
   

4. Start LRRbot components:

• IRC bot: pipenv run ./start_bot.py
• Webserver: pipenv run ./webserver.py
• (optional) Server-sent events server: pipenv run ./eventserver.py

5. Go to http://localhost:5000/login and log in with the bot account (name in username config key) and the channel account (name in channel config key).
6. Restart the bot.

The Discord bot is written in Rust and lives in its own repository.