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BergBot

Welcome to BergBot! BergBot is a comprehensive portfolio manager that can be controlled in Symphony. Watch this video for a complete walkthrough:

Link to Video Walkthrough

Requirements

  • JDK 8+
  • Maven 3
  • Symphony Pod 1.55.3 or later
  • Symphony API Agent 2.55.9 or later

Setup

Fill up src/main/resources/config.json with the appropriate values for pod information, bot username, and service account details

{
    "sessionAuthHost": "[pod].symphony.com",
    "sessionAuthPort": 443,
    "keyAuthHost": "[pod].symphony.com",
    "keyAuthPort": 443,
    "podHost": "[pod].symphony.com",
    "podPort": 443,
    "agentHost": "[pod].symphony.com",
    "agentPort": 443,
    "botUsername": "[bot-name]",
    "botEmailAddress": "[bot-name]@bots.symphony.com",
    "botPrivateKeyPath": "rsa/",
    "botPrivateKeyName": "private-key.pem"
}

Create a folder in root called rsa and place your private and public keys in. Make sure your private key name is private-key.pem

Lastly navigate to src/main/java/com/muhlenberg/bot/listeners/BergBotListener.java and replace Bergbot on line 32 to the username of your bot. Line 32 should then follow the below format with [bot-name] being the username of your bot.

if(!msgParts[0].equals("@[bot-name]") || msgParts[1].charAt(0) != '/'){

If your bot's username includes spaces, then add the following code before line 32:

int botLength = [number of words in the bot username];
for(int j = 1; j < botLength; j++){
  msgParts[0] += " " + msgParts[1];
  for (int i = 1; i < msgParts.length - 1; i++) {
    msgParts[i] = msgParts[i + 1];
  }
}