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DictatorBot

DictatorBot is used by the DevRelCollective to manage which moderator (Benevolent Dictator) is on-call at any given time.

It is built in GOLANG, using Camunda Platform BPM as an orchestration platform.

It was written by David G. Simmons.

Configuration and building

Before attempting to run the Dictator bot you should make sure that you have created a Slack Application, that it has the proper permissions to write to channels and Direct Messages, etc.

App your APP_ID, TOKEN, Verification Secret, and Channel ID to the dictator.yaml file.

You will need to edit dictator.yaml for your installation and make sure that the dictators, etc. are all correct.

% go get
% go build dictator.go
% ./dictator

From that point on, you can use DictatorBot in your Slack Group.

Deploying Dictator Bot

You will need an instance of Camunda Platform BPM running somewhere. It must be running on a secure (TLS/HTTPS) server, as must the dictator process described above.

Deploy the DictatorBot.bpmn file to your Camunda Platform instance.

Make sure that you have edited the proper server names in the dictator.yaml file to point to your servers.

Using Dictator Bot

Available commands are:

  1. help or ?
  2. rotate or rotation to get the full rotation schedule
  3. who to see who the current on-call person is
  4. next to see who the next on-call person will be
  5. @username to place someone on-call
  6. auth or authorized to see who is authorized to use the DictatorBot
  7. update to place the next person in the rotation on-call

The DictatorBot can only be called in channels where it has been invited, or in Direct Messages, and can only be called by those listed in the dictator.yaml file.