modlogs

ModLogs

A bot used to post twitch mod actions into a discord channel.

Using the global version

1. Go to the website https://modlogs.komodohype.dev and add the bot to your discord.
2. Ask your streamer to go to the website https://modlogs.komodohype.dev/login and copy the command that it returns and patse it your discord channel.
3. You can have a maximum of 10 hooks per discord. If you need more you can dm me on discord Troy#0003

If you find any questions, feature requests, bugs, issues or an error is thrown, please make an issue here.

Commands

Admin Commands

• /add token minimal? channel? -> Adds a new hook binding for mod logs to the current channel or the channel specified.

• /delete streamerID/streamerName channel? -> Removed the hook for that channel.

• /list channel? -> Lists the current hooks for either the guild or the specified channel.

• /ignore accountName/accountID -> Ignores a user useful for bot.

• /unignore accountName/accountID -> Unignores a user.

• /ignored -> Shows all ignored users

Other Commands

• /link -> Displays invite links.

Screenshots

Running it yourself.

1. Install golang

wget https://golang.org/dl/go1.16.2.linux-amd64.tar.gz
sudo tar -C /usr/local -xzf go1.16.2.linux-amd64.tar.gz
export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/go/bin

1. Clone the repo

cd /opt/
git clone https://github.com/troydota/modlogs.git
cd modlogs

1. Build the source

go build

1. Modify the config.

cp config.demo.yaml config.yaml && vim config.yaml

1. Run the bot with rebuild commands flag once. Once you see the application started message you can stop it and run it in the system service.

./modlogs --rebuild_commands
# for more info on all the flags
./moglogs --help

1. Setup auto run with systemboot.

sudo cp modlogs.service /etc/systemd/system && sudo systemctl start modlogs && sudo systemctl enable modlogs