Ecosyste.ms: Awesome
An open API service indexing awesome lists of open source software.
https://github.com/andreapavoni/ttfm_bot
A bot to bring some fun and utils on turntable.fm rooms
https://github.com/andreapavoni/ttfm_bot
bot go golang music turntable-fm turntablefm
Last synced: 17 days ago
JSON representation
A bot to bring some fun and utils on turntable.fm rooms
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/andreapavoni/ttfm_bot
- Owner: andreapavoni
- Created: 2022-03-04T17:04:58.000Z (over 2 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2022-04-20T16:18:44.000Z (over 2 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-06-20T10:16:05.468Z (5 months ago)
- Topics: bot, go, golang, music, turntable-fm, turntablefm
- Language: Go
- Homepage:
- Size: 216 KB
- Stars: 3
- Watchers: 2
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
-
Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
Awesome Lists containing this project
README
# TTFM Bot
A bot to bring some fun and utils on [turntable.fm](https://turntable.fm) rooms.
It's based on [alaingilbert/ttapi](https://github.com/alaingilbert/ttapi), a Golang library to build bots for Turntable.fm.
## Features
Features are inspired by [chillybot](https://github.com/jaycammarano/chillybot), with some differences here and there.
- [x] Easy to install and use: download the binary for your platform and run it!
- [x] Queue moderation
- [x] Auto-enabled when stage is full. Auto-disabled when stage has free slots and queue is empty.
- [ ] Max songs per DJ: how many songs before forwarding queue (eg: default 1 song)
- [ ] Max songs per DJ when queue is disabled (0 means unlimited)
- [ ] Rest time for DJ who has reached max songs limit and has been escorted (eg: default 5 mins)
- [x] Enforce song length limit (10 minutes by default)
- [x] Show song stats when song finishes (only when enabled, and bot is moderator)
- [x] Room greeting (only when enabled, and bot is moderator)
- [ ] Greeting message configurable
- [x] Playlists
- [x] Add/Remove songs to your bot's playlists
- [x] Create/Remove playlists
- [x] Switch to another playlist
- [x] Auto SNAG every song into current playlist
- [x] Auto BOP
- [x] Favorite rooms
- [x] Manage the list of favorite rooms
- [x] Join another room
- [x] Auto DJ when there are `1` (default) or less djs
- [x] GIF reactions
- [x] Use as many reactions you want
- [x] Add new reactions or new GIFs to an existing one
- [ ] Remove reactions or GIFs
- [x] Escorting: a DJ can ask to be escorted immediately or after the current song has been played
- [x] Logging
- [x] More details for some events/actions
- [x] Logs rotation
- [ ] Configure a path where to write bot's saved data and logs
- [ ] afk limit
- [ ] afk audience limit(separate from afk limit, both can be toggled on and off)
- [x] DJ stats (shown when dj goes off the stage)
- [x] Print room rules (by command and/or when user joins)
- [x] Room music current theme (default "free play")
- [ ] Bot info (by command: print version, uptime, ...)
- [x] custom prefix for commands (actual is `!`)
- [x] kill switch command (kills/disconnects bot, useful when it turns unresponsive/misbehaved)## Installation and setup
- Ensure to put the executable where you can write files (bot's saved data and logs)
- Download [latest release](https://github.com/andreapavoni/ttfm_bot/releases/latest) binary for your platform (recommended) or source code (you'll need Go v1.18 or higher to build this project)
- Set environment variables (see below) on the host you want to run the bot
- Run with `./ttfm_bot` (better if you run it from `screen` or `tmux` session)### Configuration settings
These environment variables are required to make the bot work
- `TTFM_API_AUTH`: the API key to connect to Turntables.fm
- `TTFM_API_USER_ID`: User ID for the user
- `TTFM_API_ROOM_ID`: ID of the room to join
- `TTFM_MAIN_ADMIN_ID`: the ID of the user that will be the first and main admin## Commands
Each command can be either issued on the chat room or by private message. Bot _might_ reply (or not) in the proper place.
A command might require a certain user (and sometimes bot's) role to execute a command.
### Command prefix customization
By default, the bot has `!` as command prefix (eg: `!command`). It's possible to customize it with `!cfg cmdprefix `. You can use whatever ASCII character or string.
**NOTE:** when you change prefix, the new one will be the effective prefix to use to run commands.
### Users
Users are the lowest role, basically anyone who isn't bot's admin or room moderator
- `!props` let the current DJ know you're appreciating the song
- `!help ` shows description of a command. Without `cmd` shows the list of commands available for the role of the user that issued the command
- `!q [add|rm]` add or remove yourself from the queue. Without args shows the current line in queue
- `!qadd` adds user into queue
- `!qrm` removes user from queue
- `!r ` shows a funny gif reaction. Without `reaction` shows available ones
- `!r add ` shows a funny gif reaction. Without `reaction` shows available ones### DJs
- `!escortme` will escort the DJ off the stage after they played the last song. Requires the bot to be a moderator in the current room.
### Bot admins
Admins are users which can run commands on bot
- `!dj` tells the bot to jump on the stage and starts playing songs, or jump off if it's already djing
- `!snag` tells the bot to snag the current playing song
- `!bop` tells the bot to bop for the current playing song
- `!fan ` and `!unfan ` respectively fan/unfan the specified `user_name`
- `!p [[add | rm | switch] | list | rmsong]` handles playlists
- `!say ` say something in the room
- `!cfg []` sets config key and value. Without `config_value`, it replies with current configuration for ``
- `!room [list | ]` handles favorite rooms
- `!die` kills the bot (useful if/when it becomes unresponsive due to some bug)
- `!admin [add | remove ]`. Without args shows the current adminsThese ones require the bot to be moderator of the room to be executed
- `!skip` tells the bot to skip the current playing song
- `!escort ` tells the bot to escort the specified `user_name` off the stage
- `!boot ` tells the bot to kick the specified `user_name` off the room### Upgrading to newer versions
Except if it has been specified differently in a new release notes, it should suffice to:
- Download the new release
- Stop the currently running bot
- Replace old binary with the one from the new release
- Restart the bot## Credits
- [turntable.fm](https://turntable.fm) for the awesome platform
- [alaingilbert/ttapi](https://github.com/alaingilbert/ttapi) because without it I should have to hack a lot more to get here
- [nugget/cowgod](https://github.com/nugget/cowgod) another Golang bot for Turntable.fm, I did a look at it to learn
- [jaycammarano/chillybot](https://github.com/jaycammarano/chillybot) a JS bot, maybe the most used, I got some inspiration for features from there
- [I ❤️ The 80's](https://turntable.fm/i_the_80s) the best room I've found, full of friendly people## Rooms
An instance of this bot is called `Mrs.Beats` and can be found in one of these channells. Author username is `pavonz` both on turntable.fm and on Discord servers.
- [Disco Clubbing](https://turntable.fm/disco_clubbing) (its main room, here it's moderator)
- [I ❤️ The 80's](https://turntable.fm/i_the_80s)
- [Aunt Jackie](https://turntable.fm/aunt_jackie)