A Keybase chat bot that gives you a link to join a Google Meet video call.
Running
In order to run the Meet bot, there needs to be a running MySQL database in order to store OAuth data.
On that SQL instance, create a database for the bot, and run db.sql to set
up the tables.
Build the bot using Go 1.13+, like such (in this directory):
go install .
Create an OAuth Client ID for a 'Web Application' via the Google API
Console. Download
the credentials locally as credentials.json.
The bot sets itself up to serve HTTP requests on /meetbot. The HTTP server
runs on port 8080. You can configure nginx or any other reverse proxy
software to route to this port and path.
To start the Meet bot, run a command like this:
# NOTE --kbfs-root specifies the path to the crendentials.json file.
$GOPATH/bin/meetbot --dsn 'root@/meetbot' --kbfs-root ~/Downloads
Run meetbot --help for more options.
Helpful Tips
If you accidentally run the bot under your own username and wish to clear the
! commands, run the following:
keybase chat api -m '{"method": "clearcommands"}'
The following links are helpful for using the Google Calendar API:
There are a few complications running a Keybase chat bot, and it is likely
easiest to deploy using Docker. See https://hub.docker.com/r/keybaseio/client
for our preferred client image to get started.