NEW: SUPPORT FOR BATTLEBIT!

More information in the configuration chapter.

E4GL BF4/BFHL/BattleBit Status Discord Bot

This discord bot allows you to display the player count of your Battlefield 4 ,Battlefield Hardline and BattleBit Remastered servers on discord. Furthermore, the bot also displays the current map and changes its status according to the current population (Online, AFK, DND).

The bot may be run within a container, in a venv, or directly on a host.

Setup

1. docker (docker-compose)

1. clone the repository
2. adjust docker-compose.yml with your settings (See chapter: Configuration)
   • vim docker-compose.yml
     • bot token and server guid are needed
   • create an own service for each bot in the docker-compe.yml
3. sudo docker-compose up -d

2. venv/host

The bot is not daemonized. It is recommended to use the docker image!

1. You only need the folder src.

2. (optional) switch to a venv

3. Install dependencies

   cd src
   pip3 install --user -r requirements.txt
   

4. Edit the configuration or set environment variables (See chapter: Configuration)

5. Run the bot from the src folder with python3 runBF4StatusBot.py -c PATH_TO_CONFIG_FOLDER

Updating

docker-compose

1. sudo docker-compose down --rmi all
2. git pull
3. sudo docker-compose up -d

Configuration

1. Environment variables

Required

• BF4STATUSBOT_BOT_TOKEN
  • Discord Bot Token
• BF4STATUSBOT_SERVER_GUID or BF4TATUSBOT_SERVER_NAME
  • GUID of the BF4/BFHL server.
  • Name/Regex for matching your BattleBit server.
  • Both parameters have the same logic. Choose one.
• BF4STATUSBOT_GAME
  • Default: BF4/BFHL
  • Set the variable to BBR for BattleBit support.

Optional

• BF4STATUSBOT_CHECK_MAP=true
  • Boolean
  • Should the bot also display the current map?
• BF4STATUSBOT_INTERVAL_PRESENCE_CHANGE=5
  • seconds (int)
  • The interval for presence changes.
• BF4STATUSBOT_INTERVAL_DATA_FETCH=60
  • seconds (int)
  • The interval for sending requests to Battlelog and the BattleBit API.

2. Toml files

You can also use configuration files.

Docker Configuration

Each bot requires its own config.

Possibilities:

1. Use environment variables for each container/bot.
2. Use an env file and bind it to the container. (See docker documentation)

Not recommended, but possible:

1. Bind config directory
   1. Bind the container directory /usr/src/app/config to your docker host.
   2. Modify default.toml or copy user.toml.example to user.toml.
2. Bind config file
   1. Copy the file cp src/config/user.toml.example server_1.toml.
   2. Bind the file to /usr/src/app/config/user.toml

License

This project is free software and licensed under the GPLv3.