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emilia-bot

v0.1.2

Published

Emilia-bot facilitate meeting on the slack.

Downloads

12

Readme

emilia-bot

Emilia-bot facilitate meeting on slack.

demo

Installation

npm install emilia-bot

Usage

  1. Get Client ID and Client Secret from slack api and setting.
  2. Install emilia-bot.
  3. Setup emilia-bot and serve.
  4. Authenticate slack api.
  5. Invite the bot to your team.

Minimum use:

'use strict'

const Emilia = require('emilia-bot')

let modules = [
  {
    agenda: 'hello',
    execute: function (success, failed) {
      success({
        text: 'hello world.'
      })
    }
  }
]

new Emilia(modules).start().catch((err) => {
  console.error(err)
})

See example...

Control

With default settings.

Messages | Description ----------------|---------------- @emilia take | Take attendance. @emilia start | Start meeting. @emilia next | Execute next module. @emilia prev | Execute prev module. @emilia goto 1| Execute specified module. @emilia end | End meeting.

Module

Emilia-bot manages an agenda in a unit of module.

Module example:

{
  agenda: 'hello',
  execute: function (success, failed) {
    success({
      text: 'hello world.'
    })
  }
}

Execute function is converted to promise, where the parameters success and failed are compatible with resolve and reject. The parameter for success function is an contents object of attachment, and failed function parameter is a string.

Options

Variables | Type | Description | Required | Default
------------------------|---------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------|:---------:|:-------------------------------------------- slackApiClientId | string | | | process.env.EMILIA_SLACK_API_CLIENT_ID slackApiClientSecret | string | | | process.env.EMILIA_SLACK_API_CLIENT_ID
port | int | Authentication server port for the slack api. | | process.env.EMILIA_PORT
storage | object | Storage setting for botkit. | | { json_file_store: './simple_storage/' }
reactionRateToNextAgenda| int | 0.0 ~ 1.0. Reaction rate of atendees to execute next agenda. | | 0.8

Hears

The settings for the message emilia-bot responds. See botkit Hears Event for more details.

Variables | Type | Description | Required | Default ----------------|-----------------|-------------|-----------|--------------------- takeAttendance | string or array | | | ['take'] startMeeting | string or array | | | ['start'] nextAgenda | string or array | | | ['next'] prevAgenda | string or array | | | ['prev'] gotoAgenda | string or array | | | ['goto ([0-9]+)'] endMeeting | string or array | | | ['end']

Messages

The settings for the message posted by emilia-bot.

Variables | Type | Description | Required | Default ----------------------------|---------|-------------|-----------|-------------------------- takeAttendanceMsg | string | | | @here Take attendance. takeAttendanceAttendBtnText | string | | | attend takeAttendanceAbsentBtnText | string | | | absent startMtgMsg | string | | | @here Start meeting startMtgAgendasTitle | string | | | agendas startMtgAttendeesTitle | string | | | attendees endMtgMsg | string | | | @here End meeting.

Setting example

'use strict'

const Emilia = require('emilia-bot')

let modules = [
  {
    agenda: 'hello',
    execute: function (success, failed) {
      success({
        text: 'hello world.'
      })
    }
  }
]


let options = {
  reactionRateToNextAgenda: 0.5,
  hears: {
    takeAttendance: ['take'],
    startMeeting: ['start'],
    nextAgenda: ['next'],
    prevAgenda: ['prev'],
    gotoAgenda: ['goto ([0-9]+)'],
    endMeeting: ['end']
  },
  messages: {
    takeAttendanceMsg: '@here Take attendance.',
    takeAttendanceAttendBtnText: 'attend',
    takeAttendanceAbsentBtnText: 'absent',
    startMtgMsg: '@here Start meeting',
    startMtgAgendasTitle: 'agendas',
    startMtgAttendeesTitle: 'attendees',
    endMtgMsg: '@here End meeting.'
  }
}

new Emilia(modules, options).start().catch((err) => {
  console.error(err)
})

Contributing

Feel free to create. If the PR is an big changes let's discuss about it on github issue first.

ToDo

  • [ ] Test! Test! Test!!!
  • [ ] Write docs and comments on code.
  • [ ] Implement meeting start by cron.

Reference

License

Unless otherwise noted, the source files are distributed under the MIT License found in the LICENSE file.