ERIS

Eris is the integrated SVN and Discord version control

Client Install Instructions

• Requirements: Node/npm, Subversion CLI
• NPM Dependencies: electron, cross-fetch, node-svn-ultimate, ws

1. git clone https://github.com/westriel/eris.git
2. cd eris/Client
3. npm i electron cross-fetch node-svn-ultimate ws
4. Ensure that the eris/Client/uri.json points to the correct websocket URI for the server
5. npm start to run the Client

Bot Install Instructions

• Requirements: Python <= 3.8
• Python Dependencies: Discord.py, websockets

1. git clone https://github.com/westriel/eris.git
2. cd eris/Chat-Integration
3. pip install discord.py websockets
4. Setup bot token by editing TOKEN.txt and pasting the bot token into the file
   • A Discord account is required. You can make one here
   • To setup a Discord bot, follow the instructions here
   • If you do not wish to go through the hassle of creating your own bot application, you can join our testing server REDACTED
5. Run Bot.py and the the bot should now be online

Server Install Instructions

• Requirements: Python <= 3.8
• Python Dependencies: websockets, pymysql

1. git clone https://github.com/westriel/eris.git
2. cd eris/Server
3. pip install websockets pymysql
4. Setup environment variables by editing SETTINGS.txt
   • You will have to create a public port for the server by port forwarding on your router/system
   • If you do not wish to do this, an already running server is currently being ran on REDACTED
5. Run the Server.py file

Database Install Instructions

• Eris requires a MySQL Database to function
• We used an Apache XAMPP Database. Instructions to set this up can be found here
• You may use the provided SETUP.sql file to create the database.
• If you do not wish to create your own Database, our Database can be accessed at REDACTED

Known Issues

• If repoSettings.json does not exist as a properly formatted .json file an error occurs.
• Working Directories cannot have spaces in them
• Our SVN Library does not provide responses from svn commands (i.e. svn status)
• SSL certificates are unable to be accepted or rejected and thus are rejected by default