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@compli/hubot-remembers

v1.5.2

Published

A persistent brain storage for hubot that uses etcd3.

Downloads

5

Readme

hubot-remembers

Remember when you were authorized to run that hubot command? Hubot remembers...

Remember when...?  Hubot remembers

A hubot script that backs up hubot's brian to etcd using the etcd v3 gRPC API.

See src/index.coffee for full documentation.

Installation

In hubot project repo, run:

npm install hubot-remembers --save

Then add hubot-remembers to your external-scripts.json:

[
  "hubot-remembers"
]

Configuration

By default, this module autosaves every 90 seconds, and uses the object key hubot-brain/brain-dump. To configure these settings, add the following to hubot's .env file.

export HUBOT_ETCD_BRAIN_KEY="<my-brain-dump>"
export HUBOT_ETCD_SAVE_INTERVAL=<my-save-interval-integer-in-seconds>
export HUBOT_ETCD_HOST=<comma-separated-lists-of-hosts>
export HUBOT_AUTOSAVE_OVERRIDE=<bool>

Although hubot-remembers autosaves at the sepcified interval, a new database revision is only done when hubot's brain data object has changed.

NPM Module

https://www.npmjs.com/package/hubot-remembers

Tests

npm test

Development

To develop locally, clone this repository. Then set up a link between this repository and your hubot instance:

cd <directory/containing/hubot-remembers>
npm link
cd <directory/containing/hubot-instance>
npm link hubot-remembers
npm install

This module offers a generous, but optional amount of debugging output. To enable debugging output add the following to hubot's .env file or execute it on the command line to enable debugging in the current terminal session.

export HUBOT_LOG_LEVEL="debug"