I was searching for peer to peer video conferencing and landed up on Peer2Peer. While evaluating it and checking for other option i landed up to RocketChat and in terms how it supports bot by using hubot. Today i will list out my quick test done on same.
Step 0:
Hubot support various deployment platforms i.e. Heroku, Unix, Windows and Azure. So choose one for you. I just choose unix and create a VM on google cloud console.
Step 1:
Basic shell comes with node support, so just execute below command to install hubot.
npm install -g yo generator-hubot
Once successfully installed it will message like below:
✔ No .bowerrc file in home directory ✔ Global configuration file is valid ✔ NODE_PATH matches the npm root ✔ No .yo-rc.json file in home directory ✔ Node.js version ✔ npm version ✔ yo version Everything looks all right! npm WARN notsup Unsupported engine for got@5.7.1: wanted: {"node":">=0.10.0 <7"} (current: {"node":"10.14.2","npm":"6.14.5"}) npm WARN notsup Not compatible with your version of node/npm: got@5.7.1 + yo@3.1.1 + generator-hubot@0.4.0 added 994 packages from 424 contributors in 37.724s
Step 2:
Create a bot directory and run "yo hubot" command from inside directory.
ashudevelopment2019@cloudshell:~$ mkdir bot ashudevelopment2019@cloudshell:~$ cd bot ashudevelopment2019@cloudshell:~/bot$ yo hubot _____________________________ / \ //\ | Extracting input for | ////\ _____ | self-replication process | //////\ /_____\ \ / ======= |[^_/\_]| /---------------------------- | | _|___@@__|__ +===+/ /// \_\ | |_\ /// HUBOT/\\ |___/\// / \\ \ / +---+ \____/ | | | //| +===+ \// |xx| ? Owner abc@gmail.com ? Bot name test ? Description A test bot ? Bot adapter shell create bin/hubot create bin/hubot.cmd create Procfile create README.md create external-scripts.json create hubot-scripts.json create .gitignore create package.json create scripts/example.coffee create .editorconfig _____________________________ _____ / \ \ \ | Self-replication process |
_____ / \ \ \ | Self-replication process | | | _____ | complete... | |__\\| /_____\ \ Good luck with that. / |//+ |[^_/\_]| /---------------------------- | | _|___@@__|__ +===+/ /// \_\ | |_\ /// HUBOT/\\ |___/\// / \\ \ / +---+ \____/ | | | //| +===+ \// |xx| npm notice created a lockfile as package-lock.json. You should commit this file. + hubot-redis-brain@1.0.0 + hubot-diagnostics@1.0.0 + hubot-help@1.0.1 + hubot-google-translate@0.2.1 + hubot-maps@0.0.3 + hubot-google-images@0.2.7 + hubot-pugme@0.1.1 + hubot-scripts@2.17.2 + hubot@3.3.2 + hubot-heroku-keepalive@1.0.3 + hubot-rules@1.0.0 + hubot-shell@1.0.2 + hubot-shipit@0.2.1 added 93 packages from 54 contributors and audited 93 packages in 3.606s found 0 vulnerabilities ashudevelopment2019@cloudshell:~/bot$
We have chosen shell adapter for testing/ development only. You can chose campfire after you have signed on campfire portal.
Step 3: Now its ready for test. you can execute like below:
Run bin/hubot on same prompt.
ashudevelopment2019@cloudshell:~/bot$ bin/hubot audited 93 packages in 1.029s found 0 vulnerabilities No history available test> [Sun Jun 28 2020 20:34:52 GMT+0530 (India Standard Time)] WARNING Loading scripts from hubot-scripts.json is deprecated and will be removed in 3.0 (https:// github.com/github/hubot-scripts/issues/1113) in favor of packages for each script. Your hubot-scripts.json is empty, so you just need to remove it. [Sun Jun 28 2020 20:34:52 GMT+0530 (India Standard Time)] INFO hubot-redis-brain: Using default redis on localhost:6379 [Sun Jun 28 2020 20:34:52 GMT+0530 (India Standard Time)] ERROR hubot-heroku-keepalive included, but missing HUBOT_HEROKU_KEEPALIVE_URL. `heroku config:set HUBOT_ HEROKU_KEEPALIVE_URL=$(heroku apps:info -s | grep web.url | cut -d= -f2)`
Step 4:
You can execute test help to list down what are the option with bot.
test> test help test> ship it - Display a motivation squirrel test adapter - Reply with the adapter test animate me <query> - The same thing as `image me`, except adds a few parameters to try to return an animated GIF instead. test echo <text> - Reply back with <text> test help - Displays all of the help commands that this bot knows about. test help <query> - Displays all help commands that match <query>. test image me <query> - The Original. Queries Google Images for <query> and returns a random top result. test map me <query> - Returns a map view of the area returned by `query`. test mustache me <url|query> - Adds a mustache to the specified URL or query result. test ping - Reply with pong test pug bomb N - get N pugs test pug me - Receive a pug test the rules - Make sure hubot still knows the rules. test time - Reply with current time test translate me <phrase> - Searches for a translation for the <phrase> and then prints that bad boy out. test translate me from <source> into <target> <phrase> - Translates <phrase> from <source> into <target>. Both <source> and <target> are optional
There are plenty of NPM packages for various activities. Check here for more details. hubot-scripts
As i explore will add more here.
Step 0:
Hubot support various deployment platforms i.e. Heroku, Unix, Windows and Azure. So choose one for you. I just choose unix and create a VM on google cloud console.
Step 1:
Basic shell comes with node support, so just execute below command to install hubot.
npm install -g yo generator-hubot
Once successfully installed it will message like below:
Step 2:
Create a bot directory and run "yo hubot" command from inside directory.
We have chosen shell adapter for testing/ development only. You can chose campfire after you have signed on campfire portal.
Step 3: Now its ready for test. you can execute like below:
Run bin/hubot on same prompt.
Step 4:
You can execute test help to list down what are the option with bot.
There are plenty of NPM packages for various activities. Check here for more details. hubot-scripts
As i explore will add more here.
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