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854 B
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47 lines
854 B
Markdown
Executable File
# Homing Pigeon
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Relay your discord server to irc via avian carrier.
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## Installation
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you need to configure this with a dev.exs / prod.exs like such
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```elixir
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import Config
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config :homingpigeon,
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channels: [
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%{ircnetwork: "net1",
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ircchannel: "#mychannel",
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discordid: 123456789234}
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],
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networks: [
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%{
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network: "net1",
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server: "irc.example.net",
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pass: "",
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port: 6697,
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ssl?: true,
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nick: "discordirc",
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user: "discord",
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name: "Relay bot for my discord"
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}
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]
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config :nostrum,
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token: "YOUR TOKEN HERE",
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```
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## Running
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```shell
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$ MIX_ENV="prod" mix run --no-halt
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```
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if you're going to be hacking on it, or want the ability to update without restarting, I recommend you run it in iex.
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```shell
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$ iex -S mix
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```
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to update your bot while running in iex just type `recompile`.
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