jmcqueen
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Bridges third-party status pages into Webex spaces via RSS polling and inbound webhooks (Statuspage / Status.io / Uptime Kuma / generic). Includes an interactive Webex bot (websocket transport) that lets space members register sources with an Adaptive Card instead of hand-editing config/feeds.json: help, add, list, webhook <key>, remove <key>. Ships with an atomic JSON store (per-file mutex, tmp+rename), parallel RSS polling, and unit tests via node:test. All secrets are sourced from environment variables (see .env.example); no credentials in the repo. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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# Copy this file to `.env` and fill in the real values.
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# Docker: pass with `--env-file .env` or via your orchestrator's secret store.
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# --- Required ---
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# Webex bot bearer token. Rotate at https://developer.webex.com if this value
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# has ever been committed.
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WEBEX_BOT_TOKEN=
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# --- Optional ---
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# Public base URL of this service, used only so the bot can show users the
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# exact inbound webhook URL to configure in their status provider.
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# Example: https://status-bridge.example.com
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#PUBLIC_BASE_URL=
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# Override server bind (config.json values are used if these are unset).
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#SERVER_PORT=1449
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#SERVER_NAME=aeStatusPage
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# Disable the interactive Webex chat bot (leaving inbound status webhooks
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# active). Any value other than 'true' (case-insensitive) turns the bot off.
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#BOT_ENABLED=true
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