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Rosie

Rosie

Workflow

  • Reporter opens done done bot in Slack
  • Reporter enters issue - ex. Video won’t play
  • done done bot provides Shudder or SundanceNow buttons
  • Reporter clicks respective button
  • done done bot asks for more information
  • Reporter provides any additional details ex. Link to issue, description, screenshot
  • done done bot Creates a ticket for video won’t play. All notifications
  • QA then verifies issues, cleans up issue, adds tags, assigns priority and due date.

Local Development

To test a new feature of done-done bot locally, you can install ngrok to redirect traffic to your local node instance.

  1. download ngrok
  2. Open up your terminal and enter ngrok http 4000. This opens a tunnel between a web server running on your localhost:4000 port and a URL on ngrok's domain. You'll get a response that looks something like this
Tunnel Status                 online
Version                       2.1.3
Region                        United States (us)
Web Interface                 http://127.0.0.1:4040
Forwarding                    http://163efa86.ngrok.io -> localhost:4000
Forwarding                    https://163efa86.ngrok.io -> localhost:4000

That last https url (https://163efa86.ngrok.io in this case. Yours may be different) is going to be your Override URL 3. Follow this link to your projects and find done-done bot. Select Enable Testing and enter your Override URL. 4. Start up the app PORT=4000 npm start. You should see all incoming traffic logged through ngrok.