A clojure project to run a eval bot which can be easily hooked up in Slack.
Please note that configuration stuff has now changed. Also, things are relatively newer and untested. This will soon be fixed. Right now is probably not a good time to upgrade to the newer stuff.
You need to create a config.edn file based on the config.example.edn file available in the repository. This file needs to be in the current path. The program just looks for config.edn in the current directory.
This bot now supports different kinds of comm-links (communication channels to talk to slack). You can either use the older webhook configuration, or you can use the newer RTM API from Slack to setup a bot.
Webhook configuration needs four things defined in config.edn:
:comm :mog.comms.slack-web-hook/start:post-url- The post URL to post responses to a channel.:command-token- The token you get when you create a slash command in slack. Usually something like/clj.:port- The port to run the web-server on.
Webhook works by listening to slash command requests and then responding to them using a channel post.
Once you have the program running with this comm-link, it will start a web server on the specified port and listen for requests on /clj end-point. It is made to accept slack command (with clojure to evaluate in the "text" field). The evaluated result is sent out to the POST url on the same channel on which it was received.
Please see the section on Incoming Webhooks and Slash Commands.
WARNING: New Stuff
You can create a bot in slack which should give you an api-token. Please see this for more details. You need the following configuration to setup an RTM API:
:comm :mog.comms.slack-rtm/start-event-loop:api-token- The bot token you'll get once you create a slack bot.:prefix- The prefix which triggers eval. E.g. you could set it to a,and then messages to the channel like,(+ 1 1)will be evaluated by the bot.
Please see the section on Bot Users.
Copy the .java.policy file to your home directory.
If you have the jar file, just do:
java -jar mog.jar
Or can checkout the source and run:
lein run
If your configuration file is not in the current directory of the program, you can specify a CONFIG_FILE environment variable pointing to the location of the configuration file.
CONFIG_FILE=/path/to/config.edn java -jar mog.jar
Copyright © 2014 Uday Verma. Licensed under the same terms as Clojure (EPL).
Mog Copyright © 2016 Cliff Rodgers. Licensed under Eclipse Public License 1.0 (http://opensource.org/licenses/eclipse-1.0.php).