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Install using Docker

In the following commands you will need to replace some values:

  • <YOUR_DOCKER_USERNAME> with your username on the Docker Hub
  • for <ABSOLUTE_PATH_ON_THE_HOST> choose a path to a folder on the host where the config files of teleirc will be accessible (for example I use /data/teleirc). Make sure the folder exists beforehand! This folder will be mapped to /home/teleirc/.teleirc in the container.

Step 1: Build the docker image

git clone https://github.com/FruitieX/teleirc
cd teleirc
sudo docker build -t <YOUR_DOCKER_USERNAME>/teleirc extras

Step 2: Create a data-only container for teleirc

We create a data-only container to persist the config files of teleirc between runs, even if the teleirc container (created at the next step) is deleted at some point (for example when making upgrades).

Moreover we link the volume inside the container to a local path on the host to be able to manage the config file of teleirc directly from the host.

sudo docker run --name=teleirc-data -v
<ABSOLUTE_PATH_ON_THE_HOST>:/home/teleirc/.teleirc
<YOUR_DOCKER_USERNAME>/teleirc echo 'data teleirc'

Step 3: Initialize the sample config file

sudo docker run --rm --volumes-from=teleirc-data
<YOUR_DOCKER_USERNAME>/teleirc teleirc --genconfig

This only calls the command teleirc --genconfig which creates the file /home/teleirc/.teleirc/config.js inside the container. This file is accessible from the host at <ABSOLUTE_PATH_ON_THE_HOST>/config.js.

Step 4: Create your bot on Telegram

  • Set up your bot with BotFather
  • After the creation of the bot you will get a token for the HTTP API to be used in the next step.
  • Use the /setprivacy command with BotFather to allow the bot to see all Telegram messages

Optional:

  • You can change your Telegram Bot's profile picture with the /setuserpic BotFather command. Here's an example icon for you.
  • You can tell Telegram which commands the teleirc bot supports by using the /setcommands BotFather command. You may copy-paste the contents of commands.txt to show all supported commands to Telegram clients.

Step 5: Edit the config file

$EDITOR <ABSOLUTE_PATH_ON_THE_HOST>/config.js

Be sure to set up the HTTP API token for the bot you created at the previous step, the Telegram groups and the IRC parameters (server and channels)

Step 6: Start teleirc

sudo docker run --name=teleirc -p 9090:9090 -d --volumes-from=teleirc-data
<YOUR_DOCKER_USERNAME>/teleirc

Note: if you want the container to start automatically, add the option --restart=always to the command above.

  • Invite your bot to any Telegram groups you've configured it for
  • Greet your bot once on each of your Telegram groups 🎉! This is needed to fetch (and store!) an internally used group ID, making communication from IRC to the correct Telegram group possible.

Additional commands

  • You can see the output of teleirc with sudo docker logs -f teleirc
  • Stop teleirc: sudo docker stop teleirc
  • Start teleirc: sudo docker start teleirc

Uninstall

  • Stop and delete the container teleirc with sudo docker stop teleirc then sudo docker rm teleirc.
  • Delete the data-only container teleirc-data with sudo docker rm teleirc-data.
  • Delete the image <YOUR_DOCKER_USERNAME>/teleirc with sudo docker rmi <YOUR_DOCKER_USERNAME>/teleirc.