Wire™

Echo Bot

This is demo project that uses: lithium. It creates a Bot that will echo everything you send it.

Production

Use this link to try it out:

https://app.wire.com?bot_name=Echo&bot_provider=59d7abe5-3850-4b34-8fe5-0bcd4bfad4e6&bot_service=aba311a6-fb14-46c9-af1b-3cb454762ef2

Documentation

Bot API

Build the project

Run:

make

linux, windows and darwin are supported.

Register as Bot Developer and create some bots

• Run myprovider.sh

• You can use myprovider.sh to generate your self signed cert that can be used for your service

• Update the conf/echo.yaml file (with the auth_token for your service)

• Deploy the service online - You'll need to host it on your own servers. Please download the strong cryptography policies for Java from: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jce8-download-2133166.html and unpack the content into ${JAVA_HOME}/jre/lib/security/

Deployment

Deploy:

target/echo.jar
conf/echo.yaml

files to your server. Notice that you will need a Public IP to serve as endpoint that will be called by the Wire Backend

Start your Bot Service

Run:

java -jar /path/to/echo.jar server /path/to/echo.yaml

Enable your bot

Enable bot (with myprovider.sh command)

Build Docker images

docker build --tag wire/bots.runtime -f Dockerfile.runtime .

docker build --tag wire/echo -f Dockerfile .

Tag images (assuming you have created wire-bot proj with gcloud already)

docker tag wire/bots.runtime:latest eu.gcr.io/wire-bot/bots.runtime

docker tag wire/echo:latest eu.gcr.io/wire-bot/echo

Push images

gcloud docker -- push eu.gcr.io/wire-bot/bots.runtime

gcloud docker -- push eu.gcr.io/wire-bot/echo

Create ConfigMap from files in conf folder

$ kubectl create configmap echo-config --from-file=conf

Create GCE secrets

$ kubectl create secret generic echo-knows --from-literal=token=$AUTH_TOKEN

Create GCE Persistent Disk

$ gcloud compute disks create echo-disk \
>  --zone europe-west1-c \
>  --size 1GB \
>  --type pd-ssd

Deploy to GCE

$ kubectl create -f kubernetes/deployment.yaml