This is a little family of robots that help out with addons.mozilla.org development. They use node.js.
npm install irc redis underscore nomnom request
pushbot subscribes to a redis channel and waits for chief to tell it about pushes. Then it parses the push logs to tell us what's going on with the push in real-time.
pushbot is configured with a separate javascript config file. Run it like this:
node pushbot.js <config.js>
where config looks like this:
options = [
{
/* IRC channel. */
channel: '#amo',
/* Bot name. */
name: 'pushbot',
/* Redis host:port */
redis: 'localhost:6379',
/* Redis pubsub channel name. */
pubsub: 'deploy.addons',
/* URL to the chief log directory. */
logs: 'http://addonsadm.private.phx1.mozilla.com/chief/addons/logs/',
/* List of nicks to notify after the deploy. */
notify: ['krupa'],
/* URL that shows the current revision of the site. */
revision: 'https://addons.mozilla.org/media/git-rev.txt',
/* URL to the github repo. */
github: 'https://github.com/mozilla/zamboni/',
/* Name of the site. */
site: 'zamboni'
}
]
Since pushbot takes an array of objects for configuration, you can watch multiple pubsub channels in the same process. Just make sure you give each pushbot a different IRC name and pubsub channel. Check out a real config for two sites in pushbot-settings.js.
During a push, you can ask pushbot for more details:
pushbot: st[at[us]]
Or you can ask about what failed:
pushbot: f[ail[ed]]
amobot subscribes to a redis channel and waits for freddo to tell it about automatic deploys.addons-dev.
Run it like this:
node amobot.js
You can ask amobot if -dev is up to date with the latest master:
amobot: yo