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Selfhost Option? #1

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kevinmatthe opened this issue Mar 2, 2024 · 6 comments
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Selfhost Option? #1

kevinmatthe opened this issue Mar 2, 2024 · 6 comments
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Will this project provide a method to self host the bot via docker or something else?
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saltcute commented Mar 2, 2024 •
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Docker support was not on the schedule--it could be. At the moment you can just clone the repo, set up a reverse proxy (or use the port directly) and run npm start.

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saltcute commented Mar 2, 2024 •
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Need doc update for self hosting though.

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saltcute commented Mar 2, 2024

Need doc update for self hosting though.

Done documentation update.

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kevinmatthe commented Mar 3, 2024 •
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Config template seems to be no streamers in it?
TypeError: config is not iterable
at LocalController.loadStreamer

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saltcute commented Mar 3, 2024

Config template seems to be no streamers in it? TypeError: config is not iterable at LocalController.loadStreamer

Uh I must've forgot that. streamers is a string[] in the config where each element is a KOOK bot token. This is the actual bot that will join a voice channel. Iirc it could be the same as kasumi::config.token, but just to be safe a different one is recommended.

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saltcute commented Mar 3, 2024

Config template fixed and explaination of streamer middleman was added in README.

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