README

Yet Another Shit Implementation of OICQ2 WebAPI (http+ws)

NOT COMPATIBLE WITH ONEBOT OR CQHTTP

INSTALL

Make sure nodejs and npm is properly installed and is on the latest LTS release (node v16.x.x+).

Then install the package globally:

npm i -g oicq2-webapid

Test installation:

oicq2-webapid -h

Expected output:

Usage: oicq2-webapid [option [value]] ...
Cli parameters will override the corresponding ones from configuration file

Options:
  -h, --help      Show help                                            [boolean]
  -d, --datadir   persist oicq data dir         [string] [default: ".oicq_data"]
  -q, --qq        qq number                                             [number]
  -P, --password  use password login                                    [string]
  -s, --qrcode    scan qrcode to login                [boolean] [default: false]
  -p, --port      WebAPI listen port                    [number] [default: 8888]
  -b, --bind      WebAPI bind address            [string] [default: "127.0.0.1"]
  -v, --version   Show version number                                  [boolean]
  -c, --config    Path to JSON config file         [default: "oicqweb_cfg.json"]

CONFIGURE

You'd first need to pick an empty directory to serve as persist storage for OICQ2 and this daemon service.

I'll use $HOME/.config/oicq2-webapid as example.

Ensure that folder exists:

mkdir -p $HOME/.config/oicq2-webapid
cd $HOME/.config/oicq2-webapid

Create configuration from template. The template configuration file is oicqweb_cfg.json.template under the project root. Copy that file to persist storage and rename it as oicqweb_cfg.json:

curl -L https://github.com/SalimTerryLi/oicq_webd/raw/main/oicqweb_cfg.json.template -o oicqweb_cfg.json

Edit that file.

nano oicqweb_cfg.json

You need to fill the correct information into fields: qq, password. You can change the default bind address if necessary.

FIRST RUN

The daemon will pick oicqweb_cfg.json under current directory by default.

It is highly recommended to login by scanning QR code for the first time:

oicq2-webapid -s

A QR code will be printed to the console. Assume you have a large enough terminal to display the full code.

Scanning that QR code with your mobile QQ client, logged in as your bot account. After you has accept the login attempt on your phone, press Enter into the console and bot will login successfully.

RUN AS SERVICE

It will be OK to use password login after the first login attempt succeed, so that we can set up the bot as a daemon service.

Normally you can start the daemon with single command in the persist folder:

oicq2-webapid

Here is a sample systemd service unit which is intended to be run as user service (with systemctl --user flag)

[Unit]
Description=OICQ2 WebAPI daemon
After=network.target
[Service]
Type=simple
WorkingDirectory=$HOME/.config/oicq2-webapid
ExecStart=/path/to/daemon
ExecStop=/bin/kill -s QUIT $MAINPID PrivateTmp=true
Restart=always
RestartSec=10
[Install]
WantedBy=default.target

Where /path/to/daemon should be replaced with the path from whereis oicq2-webapid. It depends on your nodejs installation.

The unit file should be placed at $HOME/.config/systemd/user/oicq2-webapid.service

To start the service:

systemctl --user enable oicq2-webapid
systemctl --user start oicq2-webapid

To update the daemon:

npm update -g oicq2-webapid oicq
systemctl --user restart oicq2-webapid

NOTES

systemctl --user not work

service stopped after ssh disconnected / not automatically started at boot