A Golang Version of Jarvis bot.
# Under JarvisGo folder
$ go mod tidy
$ go run cmd/server/main.goAlso, you can just run ./start.bat if you like:)
You might notice that you will not be able to start Jarvis successfully until you correctly configure it.
We have two configuration files to edit.
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config.yml: We are using go-cqhttp as our login tools, please refer to go-cqhttp configuration for more. Treatconfig.yml.exampleas an good example. -
JarvisConfig.yml: This is the configuration file for Jarvis bot, theJarvisConfig.yml.exampleis an good example.# Set this to true if you would like Jarvis to respond to group message enable-group: true # Administrators of Jarvis. Please be careful when you set this value. A good and simple value for this field is your **own** qquid (Replace 12345678 with your own qquid). masters: - 12345678 # Working directory of Jarvis. This field determines where `jdata/` and `jlog/` is placed. **Do not** use relative path, please make sure you are using absolute path. If you don't know what is "path", leave this field empty, like `working-directory: `, and follow the steps in "Run Jarvis". working-directory: /home/abdtyx/code/JarvisGo/
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├── cmd
│ └── server
│ └── main.go # main function of Jarvis
├── config
│ └── config.go # load configuration of Jarvis (JarvisConfig.yml)
├── config.yml.example # go-cqhttp configuration example
├── errors
│ └── errors.go # placeholder, for future uses
├── go.mod # go modules
├── go.sum # go summary
├── handler
│ └── handler.go # message handler. Receive post from gin, then resolve which service will be called
├── JarvisConfig.yml.example # Configuration of Jarvis
├── message
│ └── message.go # helper functions to send private and group message
├── README.md # PLEASE README
├── service
│ ├── service.go # all services provided by Jarvis, including helper functions used by service functions
│ └── timers.go # timed message, which means message under this classification will be sent at a specific time
└── start.bat # batch file for windows, also works for linux
7 directories, 13 files-
Deploy docker containers, adopting agile software development.Done. -
Abstract Jarvis kernel, using Trie tree to optimize keyword detection. Jarvis kernel is supposed to be a skeleton bot server. Users can register their response functions using kernel methods.
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Use MySQL to enrich Jarvis Corpus.
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Build detailed tests to make sure JarvisGo behaves as expected. Adopting Ginkgo.
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Activation code manager for XJTUANA.
JarvisGo is an optimized and refactored version of my previous project Jarvis (Python). For some reasons, Jarvis is not open to the public. Several months ago, after careful consideration, I decided to refactor Jarvis to make it faster, better, and more comprehensive. And this is what you see now, JarvisGo! Enjoy Jarvis!