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Self-hosted alternative to one of the big bots managed by big companies…
Knut Ahlers
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Luzifer / twitch-bot
Twitch-Bot is intended as an alternative to having a bot managed by Streamlabs or Streamelements and therefore having more control over it, the availability and how it works.
At the moment it is a work-in-progress and does not yet implment all features it shall in the future.
Configuration
Please see the Wiki for documentation of the configuration file.
# twitch-bot --help
Usage of twitch-bot:
--base-url string External URL of the config-editor interface (set to enable EventSub support)
--command-timeout duration Timeout for command execution (default 30s)
-c, --config string Location of configuration file (default "./config.yaml")
--log-level string Log level (debug, info, warn, error, fatal) (default "info")
--plugin-dir string Where to find and load plugins (default "/usr/lib/twitch-bot")
--rate-limit duration How often to send a message (default: 20/30s=1500ms, if your bot is mod everywhere: 100/30s=300ms, different for known/verified bots) (default 1.5s)
--storage-database string Database file to store data in (default "./storage.db")
--storage-encryption-pass string Passphrase to encrypt secrets inside storage (defaults to twitch-client:twitch-client-secret)
--twitch-client string Client ID to act as
--twitch-client-secret string Secret for the Client ID
--twitch-token string OAuth token valid for client (fallback if no token was set in interface)
-v, --validate-config Loads the config, logs any errors and quits with status 0 on success
--version Prints current version and exits
# twitch-bot help
Supported sub-commands are:
actor-docs Generate markdown documentation for available actors
api-token <name> <scope...> Generate an api-token to be entered into the config
migrate-v2 <old file> Migrate old (*.json.gz) storage file into new database
help Prints this help message
Upgrade from v2.x to v3.x
With the release of v3.0.0 the bot changed a lot introducing a new storage format. As that storage backend is not compatible with the v2.x storage you need to migrate it manually before starting a v3.x bot version the first time.
Before starting the migration make sure to fully stop the bot!
This section assumes you were starting your bot the following way:
# twitch-bot --storage-file storage.json.gz --twitch-client <clientid> --twitch-client-secret <secret>
To execute the migration we need to provide the same storage-encryption-pass or twitch-client / twitch-client-secret combination if no storage-encryption-pass was used.
# twitch-bot --storage-database storage.db --twitch-client <clientid> --twitch-client-secret <secret> migrate-v2 storage.json.gz
WARN[0000] No storage encryption passphrase was set, falling back to client-id:client-secret
WARN[0000] Module registered unhandled query-param type module=status type=integer
WARN[0000] Overlays dir not specified, no dir or non existent dir=
INFO[0000] Starting migration... module=variables
INFO[0000] Starting migration... module=mod_punish
INFO[0000] Starting migration... module=mod_overlays
INFO[0000] Starting migration... module=mod_quotedb
INFO[0000] Starting migration... module=core
INFO[0000] Starting migration... module=counter
INFO[0000] Starting migration... module=permissions
INFO[0000] Starting migration... module=timers
INFO[0000] v2 storage file was migrated
If you see the v2 storage file was migrated message the contents of your old storage file were migrated to the new storage-database. The old file is not modified in this step.
Afterwards your need to adjust the start parameters of the bot:
# twitch-bot --storage-database storage.db --twitch-client <clientid> --twitch-client-secret <secret>