Hubot docker image

Lightweight alpine docker image that runs hubot 3.x+ with Slack.

Version specification

Each docker image tag points to a specific Hubot 3.x version.

Git Tag	NPM Tag	Docker Tags
v3.3.2	3.3.2	`3.3.2`, `latest`
v3.3.1	3.3.1	`3.3.1`
v3.3.0	3.3.0	`3.3.0`
v3.2.0	3.2.0	`3.2.0`
v3.1.1	3.1.1	`3.1.1`, `0.1.9`
v3.1.0	3.1.0	`3.1.0`
v3.0.1	3.0.1	`3.0.1`
v3.0.0	3.0.0	`3.0.0`

WARNING: The 0.1.9 tag is kept for compatibility reasons (especially a dependency with the Hubot Helm Chart), and does not come with the EXTRA_PACKAGES and external-scripts.json load functionality. It will be removed at some point!

Configuration

The following environment variables should be provided if you want to use Hubot.

HUBOT_SLACK_TOKEN - Required Slack hubot integration API token. See hubot-slack documentation.
HUBOT_NAME - Optional bot name. Defaults to robot.
HUBOT_OWNER - Optional bot owner name. Defaults to MindDoc <development@minddoc.com>.
HUBOT_DESCRIPTION - Optional bot description. Defaults to A robot may not harm humanity, or, by inaction, allow humanity to come to harm.
EXTRA_PACKAGES - Optional comma-separated list of NPM packages, required by your scripts.

Docker Hub

`docker pull`

You can pull the image from Docker Hub using the docker pull minddocdev/hubot command. We use automated build set up.

docker pull minddocdev/hubot

`docker build`

You can also build the image yourself. Checkout the repository

git clone https://github.com/minddocdev/hubot
cd hubot
docker build -t minddocdev/hubot .
docker images minddocdev/hubot

`docker run`

To jump into the container's bash shell

docker run -it minddocdev/hubot /bin/sh

With extra npm packages

Just define the EXTRA_PACKAGES environment variable.

docker run -ti -e EXTRA_PACKAGES=aws-sdk,cron minddocdev/hubot /bin/sh

With extra scripts

Mount external-scripts.json as a volume:

docker run -ti -v ${PWD}/external-scripts.json:/hubot/external-scripts.json minddocdev/hubot /bin/sh

minddocdev / hubot

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