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Docker

Thanks to docker, your personal chat-bot can be contained and readily deployed wherever, for an experience that is consistent on all platforms!

docker-concierge Quickstart

Prerequisites

First, ensure you have docker-engine installed for your platform. See the Docker installation docs.

Configuration

Once docker-engine is up and running, there are a number of arguments to control the platforms that your bot will integrate with. For each specific platform see the relevant documentation. To get started, all that is required is a valid config.json file plus a switch that references a given platform.

Platform config.json specification documentation

Run docker-concierge

Interactive Start

The docker -it switch will start an interactive teletype session where you can see everything that is happening within the container as Concierge starts up.

docker run -it \
  -v /path/to/config.json:/kassy/config.json \
  concierge/docker-kassy facebook

Start in daemon mode

The -d switch will start Kassy in daemon mode (runs in the background). Again, make sure to mount your specific config as needed, per integration.

docker run -d \
  --restart="always" \
  -v /path/to/config.json:/kassy/config.json \
  concierge/docker-kassy slack telegram

Build docker-kassy

Vanilla build

In the root of the kassy repository is the Dockerfile. Once in the repository folder, as a user who is in the Docker group, run:

$ docker build -t <youruser>/kassy:latest .

This will give you a pristine Kassy, ready to make some 100% more productive while also allowing to make others 100% more unproductive.

Customised build

If you want to change what is available, alter the dockerfile to suit, or bake your config into the image by using the copy command.

...
COPY ./ /kassy
COPY config.json /kassy/config.json
RUN apk --no-cache add \
        bash \
        g++ \
...

Debug docker-kassy

Built-in debug tools

Kassy comes with all the tools to debug and test as per normal. Since container storage is ephemeral, using the docker image maybe advantageous to your testing workflow.

docker run -it \
  -v /path/to/config.json:/kassy/config.json \
  concierge/docker-kassy test --log --debug --timestamp

Getting terminal with docker-kassy

Docker provides a way to start bash inside a running container using the 'exec' command. If you are starting with a fresh container, you can skip this and use the cmd command.

docker -it \
  -v /path/to/config.json:/kassy/config.json \
  concierge/docker-kassy cmd
c1asd1737-#bash-4.2 $ echo "hello kassy"
hello kassy

If you already have a running container, use exec

$ docker ps
CONTAINER ID    ...
c1asd1737       ...

$ docker exec -it c1asd1737 bash
c1asd1737-#bash-4.2 $ echo "hello kassy"
hello kassy

docker-kassy Version

0.3.0

License

MIT