Building and running the bot locally

Start by checking out this repository and navigate into it within your terminal. Since the bot is designed to run inside a Docker container, it requires some setup. First off, you will need to create a config file that contains the Twitch channels that the bot should join. Create a file named config.yml in the source code directory and add the following content:

channels:
  - name: SomeChannel # This is the name of the Twitch channel that the bot should join. 
    gsiToken: xxx # This can be any random string, that needs to be present in your CSGO GSI config as well. 

Next you will need to define some environment variables to configure the bots execution context. To do so, create a file called development.env inside the source code directory and add the following content:

# This is required because of limitations of Docker for Windows, we cannot mount the config file.
BOT_CONFIGDIR=/src

# The API token the bot should used to authenticate against the Global API.
BOT_GLOBALAPITOKEN=xxx

# The address and port of the GSI backend service that should be used by the bot.
# It depends on how you run the GSI backend, but most likely example values are correct for local development.
BOT_GSIADDR=localhost
BOT_GSIPORT=8080

# The Twitch.tv username and API token that should be used to talk to the Twitch Chat API.
BOT_TWITCHUSERNAME=xxx
BOT_TWITCHAPITOKEN=xxx

Now you are ready to run the Docker container. The bot is shipped within a Docker container that builds the executable and runs it directly afterwards. To build and run that container, perform the following commands:

docker build -t prestrafe-bot:dev .
docker run --rm --network=host --name prestrafe-bot --env-file .\development.env -it prestrafe-bot:dev

Of course, you need to run the GSI backend service before the bot will be able to work.

Supported commands

• !bpb (bonus-number) (map-name): Displays the personal best time for the bonus stage.
• !bwr (bonus-number) (map-name): Displays the world record time for the bonus stage.
• !globalcheck: Yes
• !prestrafe: A list of supported commands of the Prestrafe bot.
• !map (map-name): Displays information about the currently played map.
• !mode: Displays the currently played KZ timer mode.
• !pb (map-name): Displays the personal best time for the main stage.
• !rank (tp/pro/nub/all): Displays rank and map completion information.
• !stats: Displays a link to the GOKZ-Stats page.
• !tier (map-name): Display the difficulty level for the map.
• !wr (map-name): Displays the world record time for the main stage.

Jumpstat Commands

• !bh (bind|nobind): Displays the best bunny hop.
• !dh (bind|nobind): Displays the best drop hop.
• !laj (bind|nobind): Displays the best ladder jump.
• !lj (bind|nobind): Displays the best long jump.
• !mbh (bind|nobind): Displays the best multi bunny hop.
• !wj (bind|nobind): Displays the best weird jump.

Deployment Trigger

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