Color-bot

What is this?

Slack bot for color environemnt assignment by JIRA tickets.

How to use ?

1. Go to https://my.slack.com/apps/new/A0F7YS25R-bots and pick a name for your new bot. (make sure you are in the right workspace)

2. Once you’ve clicked “Add integration,” you’ll be taken to a page where you can further customize your bot. Of importance is the bot token—take note of it now.

3. Once you have the token, create a .env file and inside put your token:

   TOKEN=xoxb-your-token-here 

4. Make sure to set the other .env variables:

   JIRA_USERNAME=jira-username-here
   JIRA_PASSWORD=jira-password-here
   JIRA_HOST=jira-host-here
   JIRA_PORT=jira-port-here
   JIRA_HOST_PROTOCOL=jira-host-protocol-here

5. Execute:

   npm install 

6. Execute:

   npm start

7. Invite the bot to one of the channels and start communicate with it.

Communicating with color-bot

Used with simple wildcard regex: Mention the bot (e.g. @color-bot) and then type one of the following:

• assigning a new color with jira ticket:

use (.*) ticket (.*) 

color (.*) ticket (.*)

use (.*) jira (.*)

color (.*) jira (.*)

• releasing color env (must be made by the owner of the first assignment):

release (.*)

free (.*)

done (.*)

Using Docker

If you wish to use docker, simply run the following commands from within the repo folder:

1. Build

   docker build -t color-bot .

2. Run

   docker run -v PATH-TO-REPO-FOLDER/db_slack_bot_ci:/db_slack_bot_ci color-bot

TODO LIST

• use mongo instead of volume filesystem
• cron jobs for JIRA to check every day if holding person is still working on that ticket by private convo from bot to user
• cron jobs to check every other min status of the holding JIRA tickets and automatically free relevant color envs if JIRA ticket status is DONE/FINISHED/RESOLVED etc..
• add more cool features that may be useful :)