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Mikbot Set up Guide

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Requirements

This setup guide will require you to have a linux environment with Docker and docker-compose.
See how to install Docker and docker-compose, here

Creating a docker-compose file

In your home directory create a new folder with the name of your choice, I will be calling mine music-bot, and cd into it

mkdir ~/music-bot
cd ~/music-bot

now create a new file called docker-compose.yml and use your favourite editor to edit this file, I will be using nano

touch docker-compose.yml
nano docker-compose.yml

paste the following into that file

version: '3.8'

services:
  mongo:
    image: mongo
    environment:
      MONGO_INITDB_ROOT_USERNAME: bot
      MONGO_INITDB_ROOT_PASSWORD: bot
    volumes:
      - mongo-data:/data/db
  bot:
    image: ghcr.io/drschlaubi/mikmusic/bot:latest
    env_file:
      - .env
    depends_on:
      - mongo
    volumes:
      - ./plugins:/usr/app/plugins
volumes:
  mongo-data: { }

Save the file and close the editor.

If you also used nano, like me, press Ctrl + O and Enter to save. Now Press Ctrl + X to close the editor

Create and Configure .env file

In the same directory of the docker-compose.yml create a new file called .env and open it.

touch .env
nano .env

paste the following into the file and change the values to your needs (read the comments)

ENVIRONMENT=PRODUCTION # Change this to DEVELOPMENT while you try out the bot, in PRODUCTION mode commands will take up to 1 hour to show up due to a limitation from discord

SENTRY_TOKEN=<> # You can obtain a token from https://sentry.io/
DISCORD_TOKEN=<> # Put your discord token from https://discord.com/developers/applications

MONGO_URL=mongodb://bot:bot@mongo # Only change this if you know what you're doing
MONGO_DATABASE=bot_prod # Only change this if you know what you're doing

LOG_LEVEL=DEBUG # You can also set this to INFO, for example

# Uncomment this if you are using ENVIRONMENT=DEVELOPMENT, slash commands will only be registered on this server. Remove when switching to PRODUCTION
# TEST_GUILD=<> # Put the ID Discord Server or Test Server here
BOT_OWNERS=<> # Put your Discord ID here
OWNER_GUILD=<> # Put the ID of your Discord Server or Test Server here

Launching the Bot

After you configured the Bot to your wanting run this command to start the bot

docker-compose up -d

To attach to the log output run

docker-compose up

To stop the bot use

docker-compose down

Optional Steps

Add any plugin

Add the following Repository to your PLUGIN_REPOSITORIES variable if it's not already there (or add the variable if you don't already have it), seperated by a ,: https://storage.googleapis.com/mikbot-plugins/

Add the following plugin to your DOWNLOAD_PLUGINS variable (or add the variable if you don't already have it), seperated by a ,: <plugin name>

You can see a list of all plugins here: https://storage.googleapis.com/mikbot-plugins/plugins.json (use this extension if you use a chrome based browser)

Setting an Activity

To set an activity you have to install the game-animator plugin from the official plugins repository.
Add the following variables to your .env file.

Add the following Repository to your PLUGIN_REPOSITORIES variable if it's not already there (or add the variable if you don't already have it), seperated by a ,: https://storage.googleapis.com/mikbot-plugins/

Add the following plugin to your DOWNLOAD_PLUGINS variable (or add the variable if you don't already have it), seperated by a ,: game-animator

Then add the following

GAMES=<> # Put your activities here

You can find the supported values for the GAMES here

Setting up Mikmusic

If you want to host Mikmusic yourself add the following values to your .env file

Add the following Repository to your PLUGIN_REPOSITORIES variable if it's not already there (or add the variable if you don't already have it), seperated by a ,: https://storage.googleapis.com/mikbot-plugins/

Add the following plugins to your DOWNLOAD_PLUGINS variable (or add the variable if you don't already have it), seperated by a ,: music and gdpr,database-i18n if you don't have them. Optionally you can add music-quiz for the Music Quiz Plugin

# Used to fetch more information about YouTube video, like thumbnails and descriptions (for chapters)
YOUTUBE_API_KEY=<>

# Required for Spotify support
SPOTIFY_CLIENT_SECRET=<>
SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID=<>

HAPPI_KEY=<token from happi.dev for lyrics>
IMAGE_COLOR_SERVICE_URL=<image color service url>