AdoBot Android Spyware Server

• Sign up to Heroku
• Create a new app (Click the New button in the top right of the dashboard)
• Name your app to whatever you want. Let's name it your-app for example purposes

• Go to "Resources" tab
• In the "Addons" section, type "ClearDB" and select the first suggestion
• Click Provision when prompted

• Go to the settings tab of your new heroku app
• Click Reveal Config Vars button
• Copy the VALUE of CLEARDB_DATABASE_URL KEY
• Create a new KEY named DATABASE_URL and the paste into the VALUE field the value from CLEARDB_DATABASE_URL. Click ADD to save.
• Create a new KEY named ADMIN_USERNAME and the VALUE will be your desired username used to login into the panel later. Then click ADD button
• Create a new KEY named ADMIN_PASSWORD and the VALUE will be your desired password used to login into the panel later. Then click ADD button

• Download and install Heroku CLI as outlined here
• If you don't have git command line tool, you might as well install it
• After installation of Heroku CLI, open command line and type:

$ heroku login

Enter your Heroku login email and password

• Go back to Heroku "Settings" tab
• Find the "Info" section and copy the Heroku Git URL field. It looks like https://git.heroku.com/your-app.git
• Download this repository (AdoBot-IO) and extract the contents of the zip file
• Then cd into the the extracted directory. ex cd ~/Downloads/AdoBot-IO
• Then enter the commands below (Remember to change your-app to the name of your app)

$ git init
$ git remote add heroku https://git.heroku.com/your-app.git
$ git add .
$ git commit -am "initial commit"
$ git push heroku master
$ heroku open

• That's it, your done! Now set up the AdoBot android client if you haven't done it yet.

• NodeJS
• MySql

Edit ./config/config.json to your preferences. In the development section, change the username, password and name of the database.

The admin section refers to the admin panel login credentials in development environment.

To set the admin panel username and password in production, set the environment variables ADMIN_USERNAME and ADMIN_PASSWORD.

Install dependencies:

$ npm install

Populate the database:

$ ./node_modules/.bin/sequelize db:migrate

Run local server

$ npm run dev

Browse to http://127.0.0.1:3000

Released under MIT License