TS3AudioBot

This is a open-source TeamSpeak3 bot, playing music and much more.

Got questions? Check out our Wiki, FAQ, or ask on our
Something's broken or it's complicated? Open an issue
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  This helps us getting through the technical stuff faster
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Want to support this Project?
- You can discuss and suggest features. However the backlog is large and feature requests will probably take time
- You can contribute code. This is always appreciated, please open an issue or contact a maintainer to discuss before you start.
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Features

Play Youtube and Soundcloud songs as well as stream Twitch (extensible with plugins)
Song history
Various voice subscription modes; including to clients, channels and whisper groups
Playlist management for all users
Powerful permission configuration
Plugin support
Web API
Multi-instance
Localization
Low CPU and memory with our self-written headless ts3 client

To see what's planned and in progress take a look into our Roadmap.

Bot Commands

The bot is fully operable via chat.
To get started write !help to the bot.
For all commands check out our live OpenApiV3 generator.
For an in-depth command tutorial see here in the wiki.

Install

Download

Download either one of the latest builds from our nightly server:

Versions are mostly considered stable but won't get bigger features as fast.
Will always have the latest and greatest but might not be fully stable or have broken features.
Docker (NOTE: This build is community-maintained. It comes with all dependencies as well as youtube-dl preconfigured)

Linux

dotnet core: Get the latest dotnet core 2.2 version by following this tutorial and follow the steps after choosing your platform
Other dependencies:

on Ubuntu/Debian:
Run sudo apt-get install libopus-dev ffmpeg
on Arch Linux:
Run sudo pacman -S opus ffmpeg

on CentOS 7:
Run

sudo yum -y install epel-release
sudo rpm -Uvh http://li.nux.ro/download/nux/dextop/el7/x86_64/nux-dextop-release-0-5.el7.nux.noarch.rpm
sudo yum -y install ffmpeg opus-devel

manually:
1. Make sure you have a C compiler installed
2. Make the Opus script runnable with chmod u+x InstallOpus.sh and run it with ./InstallOpus.sh
3. Get the ffmpeg 32bit or 64bit binary.
4. Extract the ffmpeg archive with tar -vxf ffmpeg-git-XXbit-static.tar.xz
5. Get the ffmpeg binary from ffmpeg-git-*DATE*-amd64-static/ffmpeg and copy it to TS3AudioBot/bin/Release/netcoreapp2.2

Windows

Get the ffmpeg 32bit or 64bit binary.
Open the archive and copy the ffmpeg binary from ffmpeg-latest-winXX-static/bin/ffmpeg.exe to TS3AudioBot/bin/Release/netcoreapp2.2

Optional Dependencies

If the bot can't play some youtube videos it might be due to some embedding restrictions which are blocking this.
You can add a youtube-dl binary or source folder and specify the path in the config to try to bypass this.

First time setup

Run the bot with dotnet TS3AudioBot.dll and follow the setup instructions.
(Optional) Close the bot and configure your rights.toml to your desires. You can use the template rules as suggested in the automatically generated file, or dive into the rights syntax here. Then start the bot again.
(Optional, but highly recommended for everything to work properly).
- Create a privilege key for the ServerAdmin group (or a group which has equivalent rights).
- Send the bot in a private message !bot setup <privilege key>.
Congratz, you're done! Enjoy listening to your favourite music, experimenting with the crazy command system or do whatever you whish to do ;).
For further reading check out the CommandSystem.