MopsBot-2.0

MopsBot converted to Discord.Net 2.0

Mainly a Tracker. Keeps track of Twitch streamers/clips, Youtubers, Twitters, Reddit, JSON, RSS and all sorts of nice things.

Setting it up

1. Head over to Releases and download the latest release of MopsSelfHost.zip

2. Unpack it at a location you want to have Mops running in.

3. Make sure Docker is installed on your system, so that calling docker in your terminal yields a result. Also make sure the port 5000 (mops webhooks) is open and forwarded.

4. Please make sure your database will be secure, by following these steps.

5. On Windows, run setup.bat inside the folder the .bat resides in.

   On Linux, run sudo ./setup.sh inside the folder the .sh resides in. Make it executable first via chmod +x ./setup.sh.

   On Raspbian, not yet supported/tested!

6. Done. You can now modify the Config.json and TrackerLimits.json in the ./mopsdata folder and start Mops with docker start mopsbot after you are done.

7. By running setup.bat update or sudo ./setup.sh update your mopsbot will be updated to the latest version on dockerhub.

MongoDB security

Your Database is open to the public with a pretty weak account and password!
To avoid being hacked, do the following:

1. Open the mongouser/createUser.js and change the entries for user: and pwd: to something secure.
2. Open the mopsdata/Config.json and change the DatabaseURL to mongodb://username:[email protected]:27017, with your information replacing username and password

Config entries

Make sure to always enclose both the key and values of the .json in quotation marks!

• DiscordToken: The token of your Discord Bot, required to log in.
• DatabaseURL: The URL and accounts/password on which to access the Mongo Database. Doesn't need to be updated if you don't care about security.
• ExceptionLogChannel (optional): The numeric ID of the Discord channel you want exceptions to be logged in.
• CommandLogChannel (optional): The numeric ID of the Discord channel you want executed commands to be logged in.
• ServerAddress (optional, but important): The http URL under which your Server can be reached. Replace localhost with your servers IP or name.
  Non-localhost is required for any webhook Trackers and graphs.
  For example, the entry looks like http://46.38.235.165 for Mops.
• TwitchKey/TwitchSecret (optional): The API Key and Secret to be used in Twitch API calls.
• TwitterKey/TwitterSecret/TwitterToken/TwitterAccessSecret (optional): The API Information to be used in Twitter API calls.
• YoutubeKey (optional): The API Key to be used in Youtube API calls.
• SteamKey (optional): The API Key to be used in Steam API calls.
• OsuKey (optional): The API Key to be used in osu! API calls. Currently not working/outdated.
• BotManager (optional): A colon seperated list of the Discord user IDs of everyone who should be treated as the bot owner.
  For Gecko and me this looks like 110429968252555264:110431936635207680.
• Wordnik (optional): The API Key to be used in Wordnik API calls.
• WolframAlpha (optional): The API Key the be used in Wordnik API calls.

TrackerLimits entries

Every type of tracker has 3 properties you can assign here.

• TrackersPerServer: How many trackers of that type can be in one server before getting hit with an error on creation.
• PollInterval: How many milliseconds should pass between each check of the tracker.
  For instant webhook or stream Trackers like Twitch, Twitter and Youtube this shouldn't be changed!
• UpdateInterval: How many milliseconds should pass before a live tracker should be updated.
  Currently this includes Twitch, YoutubeLive and JSON.

Gathering API Keys

If you want to use a service that requires API keys, you can obtain them here:

• Twitch
• Twitter
• Youtube
• Osu, currently outdated so don't bother.
• Steam