🐳Running with Docker

GitHub Repo

Prerequisites

• Docker Installed - Windows or Linux. I prefer using WSL.

1. Pull the latest image or any version you want. Check releases or Docker hub for the most up-to-date release.

docker pull henrykoleoso/in-house-queue:v[latest-version]

You can also pull the latest image with the following:

docker pull henrykoleoso/in-house-queue

2. Create a .env file. Example contents can be found here.

3. Start the bot

docker run -d \
  --name in-house-queue \
  --restart on-failure \
  --env-file .env \
  -v inhouse-db:/app/db \
  henrykoleoso/in-house-queue

3. It would be best to restart the bot again for all database tables to generate.

docker stop in-house-queue

docker start in-house-queue

Any errors relating to "persistent_lb" can be ignored. You probably have not created that leaderboard yet!

Docker compose

version: '3.8'

services:
  bot:
    image: henrykoleoso/in-house-queue
    # create a .env file in the root directory
    environment:
      TOKEN: ${TOKEN}
      TOP: ${TOP}
      JUNGLE: ${JUNGLE}
      MID: ${MID}
      SUPPORT: ${SUPPORT}
      ADC: ${ADC}
      # Roles for Valorant
      CONTROLLER: ${CONTROLLER}
      DUELIST: ${DUELIST}
      INITIATOR: ${INITIATOR}
      SENTINEL: ${SENTINEL}
      # Roles for Overwatch
      TANK: ${TANK}
      DPS: ${DPS}
      SUPPORT_OW: ${SUPPORT_OW}
      # Discord ID of Owners. Use the SAME ID for BOTH values if there is only 1 owner.
      DEV_1: ${DEV_1}
      DEV_2: ${DEV_2}
      # Guild/Server ID of where the bot is running. Use the SAME ID for BOTH values if there is only 1 server.
      GUILD_1: ${GUILD_1}
      GUILD_2: ${GUILD_2}
      # Discord ID of the Bot
      BOT_ID: ${BOT_ID}
      # Discord ID of the Error Log channel. Use the SAME ID for BOTH values if there is only 1 error log channel.
      ERROR_LOG_CHANNEL_ID_1: ${ERROR_LOG_CHANNEL_ID_1}
      ERROR_LOG_CHANNEL_ID_2: ${ERROR_LOG_CHANNEL_ID_2}
    volumes:
      - inhouse-db:/app/db
    restart: on-failure

volumes:
  inhouse-db:

-v db:/app/db Creates a named volume called inhouse-db.This volume is attached to the docker container and contains your DATABASE file. It has all the crucial data about your server, leaderboard, set channels, wins, etc. You can pull a new version anytime; the data will persist if you rerun the docker run command. You can start here to learn more about how docker volumes work.

Please make sure the bot has enough permissions. For this particular use case, we suggest providing the bot admin rights.

If you have any issues, please ask in my Support Discord.

Setup the Bot

1. /setchannel [channel] [game]

2. /setwinner log [channel] [game]

3. /top_ten [channel] [game]

4. Start a queue inside your queue channel with /start