This is a continuation of RDMMonitor by Chuckslove https://github.com/chuckleslove/RDMMonitor. We will continue to improve this repo where needed and keep it alive in his memory.
RDMDeviceMonitor is a simple discord bot to monitor device status for RDM.
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Download
Node.js ver v12.18.3from https://nodejs.org/en/download/ -
Run
git clone https://github.com/Kneckter/RDMMonitorto copy the bot. -
Change into the new folder
cd RDMMonitor/. -
Run
npm install. -
Copy the example file
cp RDMMonitorConfig.example.json RDMMonitorConfig.json. -
Create an applicaiton and get the your bot's secret token, and application ID at:
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Get your application/bot to join your server by going here:
- https://discordapp.com/developers/tools/permissions-calculator
- Check the boxes for the needed permissions
- Minimum requirements: manage messages, send messages, read message history
- Use the URL that the page generates and go to it, and you will be asked to log into your discord. You will need Admin access in order to get the bot to join that server.
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Fill out the information needed in
nano RDMMonitorConfig.json.
token: Mandator, discord bot token, bot should have send message and manage message permissions in the designated channel
channel: Default channel ID of where to post device/instance status
deviceStatusChannel: Specific channel ID of where to post device status
instanceStatusChannel: Specific channel ID of where to post instance status
deviceSummaryChannel: Specific channel ID of where to post the device summary
userAlerts: an array of user IDs to DM upon device going offline
url: URL of your RDM website, by default IP:9000 but can use actual URL if you have a properly configured reverse proxy
websiteLogin: Username to login with
websitePassword: Password for the username
The above user must have admin access to the website
postIndividualDevices: true/false - Bool to post each device individually
postInstanceStatus: true/false - Bool to post instance status
postDeviceSummary: true/false - Bool to post device status in a single block by current status
showInstance: Show which instance a device is assigned to on the individual device post
showAccount: Show account assigned on device post
showHost: Show host IP for the device
showLastSeen: Show when the device was last seen
showBuildCount: Show the amount of times a device rebuilt
showOnlineTime: Show how long the device has been online
clearMessagesOnStartup: Will delete all messages in the channel it is going to post to, this is to clear out posts from past history, DO NOT set this to true if you don't have a dedicated channel for device status as this will wipe out the channel
ignoredDevices: An array of strings for the overall device blacklist
ignoredInstances: An array of strings for the instance blacklist
postingDelay: The time in minutes to delay different posting triggers
warningTime: The time in minutes to consider a device in warning state
offlineTime: The time in minutes a device must be offline before marked as red/offline and send a DM to the designated users
rebuildTime: The time in minutes to consider a device is rebuilding
queueLimit: A number for the IV queue limit
allowReopenGame: true/false - Bool to enable RDMDeviceMonitor to send a reopen game request to a monitor
reopenTime: The time in minutes to request a device to reopen the game
reopenMonitorURL: An array of strings for the URLs of the reopen game monitors you are using like iPhone Controller or DCM Listener
excludeFromReopen: An array of strings that are the unique names of the devices to exclude from the reopen game request
allowReapplySAM: true/false - Bool to enable RDMDeviceMonitor to send a request to a monitor for reapplying the SAM profile.
reapplySAMTime: The time in minutes to request a device have the SAM profile reapplied automatically. DO NOT put this timer 2 minutes from a reboot, it could cause the phone to have no SAM profile.
reapplySAMMonitorURL: An array of strings for the URLs of the reapply SAM monitors you are using like iPhone Controller or DCM Listener
excludeFromReapplySAM: An array of strings that are the unique names of the devices to exclude from the reapply SAM request
allowWarnReboots: true/false - Bool to enable RDMDeviceMonitor to send a reboot request to a monitor
rebootAgainTimer: The time in minutes to wait before trying another reboot, in case the last reboot did not bring the device online
maxRebootRetries: A number for limiting the amount of times a device is rebooted
rebootMonitorURL: An array of strings for the URLs of the reboot monitors you are using like iPhone Controller or DCM Listener
sendRebootAlerts: true/false - Bool to enable the DM message for rebooting a device
excludeFromReboots: An array of strings that are the unique names of the devices to exclude from the reboot request
brightnessMonitorURL: An array of strings for the URLs of the brightness monitors you are using like iPhone Controller or DCM Listener
cmdPrefix: A single character used to identify commands that the bot should react to
adminRoleName: This is a string for the name of the main role that will admin the bot
Using terminal, run node RDMMonitor.js or node RDMMonitor.js config.json if specifying a config file.
- If you close that window, the bot connection will be terminated! You can add it to PM2 if you want it to run in the background.
Instead, add it to PM2 with pm2 start ecosystem.config.js
.help
--.restart » to manually restart the whole bot
--.reopen <DEVICE-NAMES> » to reopen the game on specific devices
--.reboot <DEVICE-NAMES> » to reboot the specific devices
--.sam <DEVICE-NAMES> » to reapply the SAM profile to the specific devices
--.brightness <VALUE>, <DEVICE-NAMES> » to change the brightness on the specific devices
The commands with <DEVICE-NAMES> accept multiple names separated by commas.
They can be used to skip the exclusion list if you specify a name on the list.
They can accept all, allwarn, or alloff to apply to groups but will omit devices on the exclude lists.