DiscordMover+

Customised system that allows administrators to move players between voice channels for competitive pugging servers on Team Fortress 2.

This is a direct upgrade of the old DiscordMover which was a hassle to install and maintain.

Installation

For NestJS application

$ cd /dirofproj/
$ npm install

SourceMod plugin is provided with dependencies. Compile with latest SourceMod Compiler.

Running

# Run App
$ npm run start

# Run in Development
$ npm run start:dev

# Run in Production
$ npm run start:prod

Configuration

NestJS App

To modify the app's behaivor always use config.json on the root folder.

By default the application runs on the port 7777.

{
    // MongoDB Connect URI
    "mongoDb": "",

    "sourcemod": {
        // A secret passphrase for the SourceMod plugin to use for communication with the app.
        // This must be the same as the one set in your plugin's ConVars.
        "secret": ""
    },
    
    "discord": {
        // Array of channels where the app will perform movings in.
        // As an example:
        //
        //  You can have a set of waiting, RED & BLU voice channels for 6vs6 pugs, and have another exact same set but for Highlander.
        //  The app will distinguish which is on which set and move users to the "format" corresponding channels.
        "channels": [
            {
                "name": "6vs6",
                "waiting": "954854823604416536",
                "red": "954864057071075398",
                "blu": "954864101782339585"
            }
        ],

        // Discord Application Client ID
        "clientId": "",

        // Discord Application Secret
        "secret": "",

        // Hostname on which this application is being hosted in (without leading /) (Ex: http://yourapp.com)
        "host": "",

        // Discord Guild ID of the server the bot will work in.
        "guild": "",

        // Discord Bot User Token
        "token": ""
    },

    "linking": {
        // If true, allows users that re-link their accounts to update the linked Steam account.
        "allowSteamAccountUpdate": false,

        // If true, allows users that re-link their accounts to update their name.
        "allowNameUpdate": true
    }
}

SourceMod

Once the plugin is compiled and installed on the server you need to configure some ConVars to have both systems communicate with each other.

Open your tf/cfg/server.cfg config file or tf/cfg/sourcemod/sourcemod.cfg and add the following ConVars according to your configuration:

sm_dmp_uri "http://yourapp.com/sourcemod/teams" // Your NestJS application's /sourcemod/teams endpoint (endpoint means add /sourcemod/teams to your app's hostname)
sm_dmp_secret "jamesbond007"                    // The secret passphrase defined in the config file. BOTH MUST match.

sm_dmp_cooldown "60.0"                          // Time (in seconds) between being able to run the !move command again on the server.

Usage

Player Account Linking

Players are required to have their Steam account linked to their Discords'. This can be done on Discord's settings and takes around a minute or so.

The application has a public endpoint http://yourapp.com/api/link where users can link their accounts via Discord's OAuth. For players to be moved they must link their accounts on this endpoint. Be sure to have all your players link their accounts before trying to use the system.

If linking was successful they will be shown a JSON output with their link information.

Requesting a Player Move

On your Team Fortress 2 server (assuming all players are on a team, and connected to the waiting voice channel) run sm_move to send a request for a player move.

There is an optional parameter waiting on the sm_move command which will move all players back to their corresponding waiting voice channel.

Example:

• sm_move - Moves all players to their team channels.
• sm_move 1 - Moves all players back to their waiting channel.

Inquiries

Any suggestion is welcome.

If you find an error, bug, exploit or any of the sort be sure to leave a corresponding issue on the repository.