RandomOnFire | Mattermost backend for a random/choices command
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RandomOnFire is a JavaScript library. RandomOnFire has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.
Backend code for powering a Mattermost slash command that allow to randomize some choices. Can be used in place a dice, or to make random choices between different proposals. This project has been greatly inspired by Jed Fonner work on his vote/poll application for Mattermost.
Backend code for powering a Mattermost slash command that allow to randomize some choices. Can be used in place a dice, or to make random choices between different proposals. This project has been greatly inspired by Jed Fonner work on his vote/poll application for Mattermost.
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Install RandomOnFire
Setting this up requires doing some initial Firebase setup, then doing some initial Mattermost setup, then wiring the two systems together.
Create a new project in Firebase
Clone this repo to a new local folder and cd into the new folder
Run cd functions && npm install
Run firebase login
Run firebase use --add and select the Firebase project you created in step 1.
Go to your Firebase project settings and note the "Project ID". Your Functions' base url will be https://us-central1-PROJECTID.cloudfunctions.net (replace PROJECTID with your Project ID)
Set the Firebase Functions base url (e.g., https://us-central1-PROJECTID.cloudfunctions.net) as a Firebase environment variable by running firebase functions:config:set functions.baseurl="your functions base url" (starting with https:// and ending without a trailing slash)
Create a new Slash command in Mattermost (I suggest calling it something short, like "rnd")
Select "POST" for Request Method
Fill in a dummy Request URL for now, we'll come back and change this in a bit.
Fill out the rest of the Slash command configuration as you please, then save
Mattermost will generate a unique token for your Slash command. Note that down.
On a single installation, if you have multiple mattermost teams and want to use the slash command on each, then you have to register several tokens (one for each slash command created). For that you can define token to contain several command id by separating them using a comma firebase functions:config:set mattermost.token="token1,token2,token3".
Set the Mattermost token as a Firebase environment variable by running firebase functions:config:set mattermost.token="your Mattermost token"
Check your Firebase environment config by running firebase functions:config:get - it should look like:
Deploy your project by running firebase deploy.
When it finishes deploying, it will log the URL for each Function. Note the "Function URL" for slashChoices (e.g., https://us-central1-PROJECTID.cloudfunctions.net/slashChoices)
Edit your Mattermost Slash command and update the Request URL to be the URL of your Firebase Functions slashChoices function
Create a new project in Firebase
Clone this repo to a new local folder and cd into the new folder
Run cd functions && npm install
Run firebase login
Run firebase use --add and select the Firebase project you created in step 1.
Go to your Firebase project settings and note the "Project ID". Your Functions' base url will be https://us-central1-PROJECTID.cloudfunctions.net (replace PROJECTID with your Project ID)
Set the Firebase Functions base url (e.g., https://us-central1-PROJECTID.cloudfunctions.net) as a Firebase environment variable by running firebase functions:config:set functions.baseurl="your functions base url" (starting with https:// and ending without a trailing slash)
Create a new Slash command in Mattermost (I suggest calling it something short, like "rnd")
Select "POST" for Request Method
Fill in a dummy Request URL for now, we'll come back and change this in a bit.
Fill out the rest of the Slash command configuration as you please, then save
Mattermost will generate a unique token for your Slash command. Note that down.
On a single installation, if you have multiple mattermost teams and want to use the slash command on each, then you have to register several tokens (one for each slash command created). For that you can define token to contain several command id by separating them using a comma firebase functions:config:set mattermost.token="token1,token2,token3".
Set the Mattermost token as a Firebase environment variable by running firebase functions:config:set mattermost.token="your Mattermost token"
Check your Firebase environment config by running firebase functions:config:get - it should look like:
Deploy your project by running firebase deploy.
When it finishes deploying, it will log the URL for each Function. Note the "Function URL" for slashChoices (e.g., https://us-central1-PROJECTID.cloudfunctions.net/slashChoices)
Edit your Mattermost Slash command and update the Request URL to be the URL of your Firebase Functions slashChoices function
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