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iWalden

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Installation - Local

git clone [email protected]:felixcoperus/iwalden.git
cd iwalden/app
pip install -U -r requirements.txt
mkdir -p secrets

touch secrets/discord_token

Put your discord token in secrets/discord_token.

Run

python bot.py

Run in background

nohup python -u $HOME/git/iwalden/app/bot.py > program.out 2>&1 &

Or when in venv:

nohup /path/to/venv/bin/python -u $HOME/git/iwalden/app/bot.py > program.out 2>&1 &

Installation - Docker

# get code
git clone [email protected]:felixcoperus/iwalden.git
cd iwalden

# build image (without secret)
docker build . -t felixcop/iwalden

# place secret in git root
mkdir -p secrets
vim secrets/discord_token # contents should be _ONLY_ your discord token

# mount secrets folder and run container
# note that some logging will only appear after stopping the container
docker run -d --mount type=bind,source="$(pwd)/secrets",target=/app/secrets felixcop/iwalden && docker logs $(docker ps -lq)

Installation - Kubernetes

First follow Installation - Docker, to build the image, and test your setup.

You then need to host the image somewhere centrally. The easiest is Dockerhub. The code below is the code that I use to get this bot running on Kubernetes, change info where applicable.

docker login -u felixcop
docker push felixcop/iwalden

kubectl create secret generic iwalden \
    --from-literal=discord_token='<your discord token>'

kubectl apply -f k8s/ # see contents of this folder for specifics