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dudeee

v1.19.2

Published

Dude ==== ![Dude's Avatar](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dudeee/dude/master/avatar.png)

Downloads

46

Readme

Dude

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Your team's friendly assistant.

Setup a slack bot in seconds, use plugins to extend it's functionality without any hassle.

#Setup

git clone [email protected]:dudeee/dude
git clone https://github.com/dudeee/dude

Set environment variables

// grab a token from your team's slack page -> services -> custom integrations -> bots
export dude_SLACK_TOKEN='YOUR_SLACK_API_TOKEN';

#Start

npm start

#Plugins Plugins are easily installed using npm:

npm install dude-permissions

Find more plugins at the organization's repository: https://github.com/dudeee

#Configure Logging:

export dude_LOG_LEVEL='verbose'; // silly, debug, verbose, info, warn, error

Configure plugins, initialize, etc.

Copy config-sample.js to config.js.

// config.js

export default {
  permissions: {
    admin: ['mahdi', 'milani'],
    server: ['milani', 'fattah']
  }
}

#Write tasks / plugins Tasks are just like plugins, but they are not separate modules, that's how you customize your bot. Of course you can create plugins and use them, too.

Create a file in tasks directory and use this scheme:

export default bot => {
  // Greetings
  bot.listen(/\b(?:Hello|Hi|Yo|Hey|Hai)\b/i, message => {
    message.reply('Heya! Anything I can help you with?');
  });

  // Roll a number
  bot.listen(/roll/i, message => {
    let random = Math.round(Math.random() * 100);
    message.reply(`Rolling (0-100): ${random}`);
  });

  bot.help('roll', 'roll a number between 0-100');
}

In order to create plugins as separate modules, create a module with a name prefix of dude-, e.g. dude-permission.

#API See slackbot-api for more information on the API (methods, events, etc).