service-setup-cokacdir

Registers the cokacdir Telegram bot server as a system service with a single command.

• Automatically detects Linux and macOS
• No sudo required
• Starts automatically on boot
• Restarts automatically on crash
• Re-run the same command to update tokens

Install & Run

npx -y service-setup-cokacdir <BOT_TOKEN>

Multiple tokens are supported.

npx -y service-setup-cokacdir <BOT_TOKEN1> <BOT_TOKEN2> <BOT_TOKEN3>

That's it. The OS is detected automatically and the service starts immediately.

Updating Tokens

Just re-run the same command. The existing service is stopped automatically and restarted with the new configuration.

npx -y service-setup-cokacdir <NEW_TOKEN1> <NEW_TOKEN2>

Service Management

Linux

# Check status
systemctl --user status cokacdir

# View logs
tail -f ~/.local/log/cokacdir.log

# Stop
systemctl --user stop cokacdir

# Remove completely
systemctl --user disable cokacdir && rm ~/.config/systemd/user/cokacdir.service

macOS

# Check status
launchctl list | grep com.cokacdir.server

# View logs
tail -f ~/Library/Logs/cokacdir/cokacdir.log

# Stop
launchctl bootout gui/$(id -u)/com.cokacdir.server

# Remove completely
launchctl bootout gui/$(id -u)/com.cokacdir.server && rm ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.cokacdir.server.plist

How It Works

The command detects the OS and performs the following steps.

| | Linux | macOS | |--|--|--| | Service file | ~/.config/systemd/user/cokacdir.service | ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.cokacdir.server.plist | | Registration | systemctl --user enable & start | launchctl enable + launchctl bootstrap | | Auto-restart | Restart=always | KeepAlive=true | | Start on boot | loginctl enable-linger | RunAtLoad=true | | Log directory | ~/.local/log/ | ~/Library/Logs/cokacdir/ |

Requirements

• Linux (systemd) or macOS
• cokacdir installed
• Node.js >= 14

License

MIT