osu!autoref

Semi-automated referee bot for osu! by Cychloryn.

Tested on Linux and Windows. Uses bancho.js by ThePoon.

Features

Creates match automatically
Extra mp commands
- Invite all players with >invite
- Set beatmap using name, e.g. >map hitorigoto
- Set beatmap using code, e.g. >map DT1
Automatic scorekeeping
Asks teams for picks/listens for picks automatically
Auto start matches when players are ready
Every match starts with Hitorigoto

Configuration

Before running osu!autoref, you'll need to fill out some configuration.

config.json

Create a file config.json. You can copy the template file config.example.json. You will need to add your username, IRC password, and osu! API key.

pool.json

Load the mappool into this file. The format should be self-explanatory from the example pool. It requires only the map code (NM2, HR3, DT1, etc) and the ID of the map. The bot will infer the mods based on the map code, but you can (optionally) explicitly provide the mod via the "mod" field.

match.json

Contains the users for your match. The first team will be blue, and the second will be red. I usually add myself to one of the teams, in case I want to join in-game. This file also contains match metadata like the name of the tournament, and the "best-of" for the match.

Running

Requires: node.js (I use node v10)

npm install
npm start

Usage

Upon running this bot, a match will be created, and the password will be logged to the terminal. You can send messages to the chatroom via the terminal window, but this is kinda janky, so I'd recommenda also having an IRC client open/being in-game.

First, you can use this special command to invite all players from both teams to the match:

>invite

In the beginning, the bot will not attempt any automatic actions. This will let you deal with rolls/warmups manually.

When you're ready to begin the match, set the team who picks first, and enable automatic mode. When "auto" is enabled, the bot will listen for the picking team's choice, and set the current map accordingly. It will also enable auto-scorekeeping.

>picking red
>auto on

If you need to override which map is chosen, you can use the "map" command:

>map nm1
>map everything will freeze

When all players are ready, the bot will start the match. After the match, the bot will say the winner of the match, and give the current score. If you need to override the current score, do so with the following command (e.g. blue 4 -- 3 red)

>score 4 3

At the end of the match, close the lobby with:

>close

This command is recommended over !mp close, because it also disconnects the bot from Bancho and cleanly exits the program.

Using 'load-match' tool

I included a tiny script that I use for managing multiple matches. Create a directory "matches" and fill it with match files (following the format of the default match.json).

For example, your file structure will look something like this:

osu-autoref/
  matches/
    G4.json
    G5.json
    G6.json 
  index.js
  config.json
  package.json
  load-match

Launch the bot for match G4 by running:

./load-match G4

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