This bot is in very early stages of development.
This info was copied directly from Tyler's Repo. I changed some commands.
This is currently in production and will only work locally.
git clone https://github.com/jacksonmelcher/rc-reminder-bot.git
yarn install
This step is optional if you have other ways to get your bot a public address. For example, you might have an VPS with public IP address. But ngrok is pretty handy during development phase:
yarn ngrok
Please take a note of the public address with scheme "https", it should be in the form of https://xxxxx.ngrok.io
. We will need it soon.
Port 3000 is where we run our bot's Express.js process.
In content below, we call this public address https://<chatbot-server>
.
This link will quickly create a bot with all the necessary permissions
Redirect URI should be set to https://<chatbot-server>/bot/oauth
.
Create .env
files:
cp .express.env .env
RINGCENTRAL_SERVER
, use https://platform.dev.ringcentral.com for sandbox and https://platform.ringcentral.com for productionRINGCENTRAL_CHATBOT_DATABASE_CONNECTION_URI
, please sepcify connection URI to a relational database.- It is recommended to use SQLite for development:
sqlite://./db.sqlite
- It is recommended to use SQLite for development:
RINGCENTRAL_CHATBOT_CLIENT_ID
&RINGCENTRAL_CHATBOT_CLIENT_SECRET
could be found in the newly created RingCentral app.RINGCENTRAL_CHATBOT_SERVER
is the public address generated by ngrok- For example, https://xxxxx.ngrok.io
- For produciton, you might put your app behind nginx/apache and use the public address of those HTTP servers.
RINGCENTRAL_CHATBOT_EXPRESS_PORT
is the port we used for Express.js. It should match the ngrok command above.RINGCENTRAL_CHATBOT_ADMIN_USERNAME
&RINGCENTRAL_CHATBOT_ADMIN_PASSWORD
are the admin username and password.- Admin is the bot admin. It's normally the bot creator or maintainer.
yarn dev
curl -X PUT -u admin:password https://<chatbot-server>/admin/setup-database
admin
& password
are defined in .env
file we created above.
For more information, please read setup database.
Follow these steps to add the bot to Glip.
- Create a new team.
- Add the bot to the team.
- Mention the bot and write the desired time and message:
@Remind -m <reminder messsage> -t <MM/DD/YY hh:mm am/pm>