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# Minimum Requirements
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* Python 3.8
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* Node 10.18.1
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* xdotool
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# Initial setup
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## Puppeteer module
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1. Download the .crx file of the [LINE Chrome extension](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/line/ophjlpahpchlmihnnnihgmmeilfjmjjc) (current version: 2.4.4)
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* The recommended way of doing this is with the [CRX Extractor/Downloader](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/crx-extractordownloader/ajkhmmldknmfjnmeedkbkkojgobmljda) extension for Chrome/Chromium. Simply install that extension in a Chrome/Chromium instance of your choice, then navigate to the Web Store page for the LINE extension, click the "CRX" button in the toolbar, and select "Download as CRX"
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1. Extract the downloaded .crx file to `puppet/extension_files`
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* This can be done with `unzip *.crx -d puppet/extension_files`, or with a GUI tool like GNOME File Roller
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1. `cd` to the `puppet` directory and run `yarn --production`
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1. Run `node prep_helper.js` to open the version of Chrome downloaded by Puppeteer, and click on the LINE icon next to the URL bar
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1. Once the LINE popup appears, press F12 to show DevTools, which will reveal the LINE extension's UUID
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1. Copy `puppet/example-config.json` to `puppet/config.json`, and set some important settings:
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* set `"url"` to the UUID found in the previous step
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* set the `"listen"` settings to the socket to use for communication with the bridge (see [puppet/README.md](puppet/README.md) for details)
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## Bridge
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1. `cd` to the project root directory and create a Python virtual environment with `python -m venv .venv`, and enter it with `source .venv/bin/activate`
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1. Install Python requirements:
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* `pip install -Ur requirements.txt` for base functionality
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* `pip install -Ur optional_requirements.txt` for [end-to-bridge](https://docs.mau.fi/bridges/general/end-to-bridge-encryption.html) encryption and metrics
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1. Copy `matrix_puppeteer_line/example-config.yaml` to `config.yaml`, and update it with the proper settings to connect to your homeserver
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* In particular, be sure to set the `puppeteer.connection` settings to use the socket you chose in `puppet/config.json`
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1. Run `python -m matrix_puppeteer_line -g` to generate an appservice registration file, and update your homeserver configuration to accept it
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# Running
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1. In the `puppet` directory, launch the Puppeteer module with `yarn start` or `node src/main.js`
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1. In the project root directory, run the bridge with `python -m matrix_puppeteer_line`
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1. Start a chat with the bot and follow the instructions
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# Running the Puppeteer module headless
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Puppeteer cannot be run in headless mode when using Chromium with extensions (including the LINE extension).
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As a workaround, it may be run in a background X server. This allows running the Puppeteer module on a GUI-less server.
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An easy way to do so is to install `xvfb` from your distribution, and run the Puppeteer module with `xvfb-run yarn start`.
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# Upgrading
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Simply `git pull` or `git rebase` the latest changes, and rerun any installation commands (`yarn --production`, `pip install -Ur ...`).
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To upgrade the LINE extension used by Puppeteer, simply download and extract the latest .crx in the same location as for initial setup.
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