mos-eisley

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Ruby server for running a Slackbot.

Requirements

• Ruby >= 2.1

Powered by Sinatra.

Getting Started

Install

$ gem install mos-eisley

Configure

Create a configuration file following the example below.

# Configure application logging
MosEisley.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)
MosEisley.logger.level = Logger::DEBUG

MosEisley::Config.setup do |c|
  # User custom data
  c.user = {my_data1: 'Something', my_data2: 'Somethingelse'}

  # HTTP server (Sinatra) settings
  c.dump_errors = true
  c.logging = true

  # Your handlers
  c.handler_paths = [
    'handlers'
  ]

  # Slack info
  c.verification_tokens = [
    'vErIf1c4t0k3n5'
  ]
  c.bot_access_token = 'xoxb-1234567890-b0t4cCe5sToK3N'
end

Use

To see help:

$ mos-eisley -h
Usage: mos-eisley [options] {start|stop}
  -c, --config=<s>     Load config from file
  -d, --daemonize      Run in the background
  -l, --log=<s>        Log output to file
  -P, --pid=<s>        Store PID to file
  -p, --port=<i>       Use port (default: 4567)

The minimum to start a server:

$ mos-eisley -c config.rb start