Cymon Twitter Bot

This is the twitter robot for Cymon.

Configuration

1. Edit the settings.js file with your twitter API keys and the S3 bucket you want to use.
2. Edit Gruntfile.js with your Lambda function ARN number, if you want to use Grunt for deployments (see grunt-aws-lambda).

Testing Locally

Install requirements:

npm install

Important! Make sure the env variable is set to 'dev' before testing locally.

Run module:

grunt lambda_invoke

Example output:

Running "lambda_invoke:default" (lambda_invoke) task

[NEW TWEET] @cymontest I don't have any reports for 127.0.0.1 #nicetry #malwaremustdie
[NEW TWEET] @cymontest I don't have any reports for 10.0.0.1
[NEW TWEET] @cymontest I have 6 events for https://cymon.io/27.77.90.171

Success!  Message:
------------------
Replied to 3 tweets (out of 4)

Done, without errors.

Deploy

Using grunt:

grunt deploy

Make sure the lambda execution role has S3 getItem/putItem permissions to the configuration bucket you defined in the settings file.

Text Modification Rules

The settings file contains user-defined rules to modify the robot responses.

Rule example:

var settings = {
    ...
    },
    'rules': {
        'hashtags': [
            ...
            {
                'patterns': [/127\.0\.0\.\d{1,3}/],
                'tags': ["#nicetry", "#malwaremustdie"]
            },
            ...
        ]
    }
};

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