AdoBot-IO

AdoBot Android Spyware Server

Server Setup

Create app on Heroku

• Sign up to Heroku
• Create a new app (Click the New button in the top right of the dashboard)
• Name your app to whatever you want. Let's name it your-app for example purposes

Setup Mysql Server

• Go to "Resources" tab
• In the "Addons" section, type "ClearDB" and select the first suggestion
• Click Provision when prompted

Configure the app

• Go to the settings tab of your new heroku app
• Click Reveal Config Vars button
• Copy the VALUE of CLEARDB_DATABASE_URL KEY
• Create a new KEY named DATABASE_URL and the paste into the VALUE field the value from CLEARDB_DATABASE_URL. Click ADD to save.
• Create a new KEY named ADMIN_USERNAME and the VALUE will be your desired username used to login into the panel later. Then click ADD button
• Create a new KEY named ADMIN_PASSWORD and the VALUE will be your desired password used to login into the panel later. Then click ADD button

Upload the source to Heroku

• Download and install Heroku CLI as outlined here
• If you don't have git command line tool, you might as well install it
• After installation of Heroku CLI, open command line and type:

$ heroku login

Enter your Heroku login email and password

• Go back to Heroku "Settings" tab
• Find the "Info" section and copy the Heroku Git URL field. It looks like https://git.heroku.com/your-app.git
• Download this repository (AdoBot-IO) and extract the contents of the zip file
• Then cd into the the extracted directory. ex cd ~/Downloads/AdoBot-IO
• Then enter the commands below (Remember to change your-app to the name of your app)

$ git init
$ git remote add heroku https://git.heroku.com/your-app.git
$ git add .
$ git commit -am "initial commit"
$ git push heroku master
$ heroku open

• That's it, your done! Now set up the AdoBot android client if you haven't done it yet.

Development

System Requirements

• NodeJS
• MySql

Setup

Edit ./config/config.json to your preferences. In the development section, change the username, password and name of the database. The admin section refers to the admin panel login credentials.

Install dependencies:

$ npm install

Populate the database:

$ ./node_modules/.bin/sequelize db:migrate

Run local server

$ npm run dev

Browse to http://127.0.0.1:3000

License

Released under MIT License