cmr1-ts3-bot

node-ts3-bot

A simple bot framework for TeamSpeak3

Install

npm install cmr1-ts3-bot --save

Usage

// Require cmr1-ts3-bot
const Bot = require('cmr1-ts3-bot');

// Create a new bot with desired configuration (these are the default values)
const bot = new Bot({
  sid: 1,
  name: 'Woodhouse',
  user: 'serveradmin',
  pass: 'password',
  host: '127.0.0.1',
  port: 10011,
  channel: 'Default Channel',
  verbose: false
});

// Initialize the bot (callback is optional)
bot.init((err) => {
  if (err) // Something didn't work
  else     // The bot is alive!
});

// Listen for the bot's "ready" event (emitted after succesfull "init")
bot.on('ready', () => {
  // Send a message to the TS3 main server chat
  bot.server.message('Ready for service');
});

// Listen for the bot's "join" event (the bot will automatically join the channel specified)
bot.on('join', channel => {
  // Send a message to the channel that the bot has now joined
  channel.message('I have joined this channel!');
});

// Register a command for this bot that can be invoked in the channel chat
bot.channelCommand('ping', (args, context) => {
  // When someone says "ping" in the bot's channel, reply to that channel with "pong"
  bot.channel.message('pong');
});

Configuration

The bot can be configured when created (as shown above) or using environment variables:

# Bot Settings
BOT_VERBOSE=0
BOT_NAME=Woodhouse

# TS3 Settings
TS3_SID=1
TS3_USER=serveradmin
TS3_PASS=password
TS3_CHANNEL=Default Channel
TS3_HOST=127.0.0.1
TS3_PORT=10011

Methods

• init
• disconnect
• shutdown
• getServerGroupByName
• getServer
• getClientById
• getClientByName
• getChannelById
• getChannelByName
• globalCommand
• clientCommand
• channelCommand
• serverCommand
• messageClient
• messageChannel
• messageServer

Events

• ready
• join
• action
• unknowncommand
• cliententerview
• clientleftview
• cliententerchannel
• clientleftchannel
• warning
• failure