frozenfoxx/rpi-errbot repository overview

Errbot⁠ for Docker⁠ on the Raspberry Pi⁠.

GitHub: https://github.com/frozenfoxx/rpi-errbot⁠

⁠How to Build

git clone [email protected]:frozenfoxx/rpi-errbot.git
cd rpi-errbot
docker build .

⁠How to Use this Image

⁠Quickstart

The following will set up and run the latest Errbot connected to Slack⁠.

[Copy defaults/config-template.py to defaults/config.py and adjust]
docker run -d --name=errbot_server \
  -v /srv \
  -v defaults/config.py:/srv/config.py
  frozenfoxx/rpi-errbot

⁠Custom Config

Errbot is highly configurable. You can adjust the configuration by copying the defaults/config-template.py to defaults/config.py, modifying, and then mounting to /srv/config.py when running the conta iner. If you'd like to build one with a custom configuration to begin with simply modify the defaults/config-template.py first and it will be copied in upon build.

⁠Data Container

To persist your data, plugins, and other information you're going to want to create a data container (or otherwise mount storage). The following will quickly create one:

docker create -v /srv --name errbot_data frozenfoxx/rpi-errbot /bin/true

You can then mount this container using --volumes-from:

docker run -d --name=errbot_server \
  -v errbot_data:/srv \
  frozenfoxx/rpi-errbot

⁠Configuration

⁠Environment Variables

This image can be configured using environment variables.

• ERRBOT_USER: system username.
• LC_ALL: default locale.
• LANG: default language.
• LANGUAGE: default system language.
• CONFIG: filesystem location for the main Errbot configuration file.

⁠Backends

Current backends built into this image:

• Slack
• Text

More can be added via inserting them into the packages to be installed via pip3 in the Dockerfile.