This project was made possible by TS3-NodeJS-Library, special thanks to Multivit4min!
!registerLOL <Summoner Name> <Region> <Queue Type>
|!deregisterLOL
|!statusLOL
- Registers a user's League ID to obtain their LoL Rank as a server group. Can check status and deregister.!registerCSGO <Steam64id>
|!deregisterCSGO
|!statusCSGO
- Registers a user's Steam ID to obtain their CSGO Rank as a server group. Can check status and deregister.!createClan
- A simplified CLI-style mass-channel creator for the creation of clan channels and an associative server group. Sets permissions and properties of each channel automatically.!joinMe <userName>
- Requests another user to join your channel, independent of a user's permissions. Client moved if they accept.!purgeVerified
- Used to remove all users in a set Server Group which are not listed in Steam-TS's Verified Database File.!cid
- Returns a message containing the channel ID of the channel the client is in.!help
- Provides bot help and available command listMake sure you have Node.js installed. Clone this GitHub repository to your environment:
$ mkdir jarvis-bot
$ git clone https://github.com/Forge-Media/teamspeak-bot.git jarvis-bot
$ cd jarvis-bot
Install the bot via npm:
$ npm install
Make sure you've renamed config.example.js to config.js before starting the bot, followed by adding your server query connection details, so that it can connect to your Teamspeak 3 server.
Edit the following configuration files:
More documentation on setting up plugins below!
After edited all config settings, run the following command to launch the bot:
$ npm run jarvis
I recommend using PM2 to run the bot, PM2 is an excellent Production Runtime and Process Manager for Node.js applications. It allows you to keep applications alive forever:
$ pm2 start app.js --name Jarvis
!createClan
- How to setup the !createClan plugin?!joinMe <userName>
- [How to setup the !joinMe plugin?]()!purgeVerified
- How to setup the !purgeVerified plugin? Requires: steam-ts!Please report any bugs you encounter! If you'd like to improve this project feel free to start a pull request, it will be reviewed as fast as possible.
You can get support by either going to the issues page or taking a look at the Jarvis documentation which explains how the bot's code works: Jarvis Documentation
This work is licensed under a Mozilla Public License 2.0