A bot to bring some fun and utils on turntable.fm rooms.

It's based on alaingilbert/ttapi, a Golang library to build bots for Turntable.fm.

Features are inspired by chillybot, with some differences here and there.

• Easy to install and use: download the binary for your platform and run it!
• Queue moderation
  • Auto-enabled when stage is full. Auto-disabled when stage has free slots and queue is empty.
  • Max songs per DJ: how many songs before forwarding queue (eg: default 1 song)
• Max songs per DJ when queue is disabled (0 means unlimited)
  • Rest time for DJ who has reached max songs limit and has been escorted (eg: default 5 mins)
• Enforce song length limit (10 minutes by default)
• Show song stats when song finishes (only when enabled, and bot is moderator)
• Room greeting (only when enabled, and bot is moderator)
  • Greeting message configurable
• Playlists
  • Add/Remove songs to your bot's playlists
  • Create/Remove playlists
  • Switch to another playlist
• Auto SNAG every song into current playlist
• Auto BOP
• Favorite rooms
  • Manage the list of favorite rooms
  • Join another room
• Auto DJ when there are 1 (default) or less djs
• GIF reactions
  • Use as many reactions you want
  • Add new reactions or new GIFs to an existing one
  • Remove reactions or GIFs
• Escorting: a DJ can ask to be escorted immediately or after the current song has been played
• Logging
  • More details for some events/actions
  • Logs rotation
• Configure a path where to write bot's saved data and logs
• afk limit
• afk audience limit(separate from afk limit, both can be toggled on and off)
• DJ stats (shown when dj goes off the stage)
• Print room rules (by command and/or when user joins)
• Room music current theme (default "free play")
• Bot info (by command: print version, uptime, ...)
• custom prefix for commands (actual is !)
• kill switch command (kills/disconnects bot, useful when it turns unresponsive/misbehaved)

• Ensure to put the executable where you can write files (bot's saved data and logs)
• Download latest release binary for your platform (recommended) or source code (you'll need Go v1.18 or higher to build this project)
• Set environment variables (see below) on the host you want to run the bot
• Run with ./ttfm_bot (better if you run it from screen or tmux session)

These environment variables are required to make the bot work

• TTFM_API_AUTH: the API key to connect to Turntables.fm
• TTFM_API_USER_ID: User ID for the user
• TTFM_API_ROOM_ID: ID of the room to join
• TTFM_MAIN_ADMIN_ID: the ID of the user that will be the first and main admin

Each command can be either issued on the chat room or by private message. Bot might reply (or not) in the proper place.

A command might require a certain user (and sometimes bot's) role to execute a command.

By default, the bot has ! as command prefix (eg: !command). It's possible to customize it with !cfg cmdprefix <new_prefix>. You can use whatever ASCII character or string.

NOTE: when you change prefix, the new one will be the effective prefix to use to run commands.

Users are the lowest role, basically anyone who isn't bot's admin or room moderator

• !props let the current DJ know you're appreciating the song
• !help <cmd> shows description of a command. Without cmd shows the list of commands available for the role of the user that issued the command
• !q [add|rm] add or remove yourself from the queue. Without args shows the current line in queue
• !qadd adds user into queue
• !qrm removes user from queue
• !r <reaction> shows a funny gif reaction. Without reaction shows available ones
• !r add <reaction> <url> shows a funny gif reaction. Without reaction shows available ones

• !escortme will escort the DJ off the stage after they played the last song. Requires the bot to be a moderator in the current room.

Admins are users which can run commands on bot

• !dj tells the bot to jump on the stage and starts playing songs, or jump off if it's already djing
• !snag tells the bot to snag the current playing song
• !bop tells the bot to bop for the current playing song
• !fan <user_name> and !unfan <user_name> respectively fan/unfan the specified user_name
• !p [[add | rm | switch] <playlist_name> | list | rmsong] handles playlists
• !say <something> say something in the room
• !cfg <config_key> [<config_value>] sets config key and value. Without config_value, it replies with current configuration for <config_key>
• !room [list | <sub_command> <room_slug>] handles favorite rooms
• !die kills the bot (useful if/when it becomes unresponsive due to some bug)
• !admin [add | remove <user_name>]. Without args shows the current admins

These ones require the bot to be moderator of the room to be executed

• !skip tells the bot to skip the current playing song
• !escort <user_name> tells the bot to escort the specified user_name off the stage
• !boot <user_name> tells the bot to kick the specified user_name off the room

Except if it has been specified differently in a new release notes, it should suffice to:

• Download the new release
• Stop the currently running bot
• Replace old binary with the one from the new release
• Restart the bot

• turntable.fm for the awesome platform
• alaingilbert/ttapi because without it I should have to hack a lot more to get here
• nugget/cowgod another Golang bot for Turntable.fm, I did a look at it to learn
• jaycammarano/chillybot a JS bot, maybe the most used, I got some inspiration for features from there
• I ❤️ The 80's the best room I've found, full of friendly people

An instance of this bot is called Mrs.Beats and can be found in one of these channells. Author username is pavonz both on turntable.fm and on Discord servers.

• Disco Clubbing (its main room, here it's moderator)
• I ❤️ The 80's
• Aunt Jackie