Server Automation Microservice

Summary
A Node.js chat automation tool using persistent WebSocket connections and a RESTful API to manage real-time event-driven interactions within distributed online communities.
Details
Software Overview
The Server Automation Microservice is a chat automation tool engineered with Node.js to provide centralized, real-time management for online community platforms. The application functions as an event-driven backend. By maintaining a persistent connection to external APIs, the bot facilitates autonomous moderation, media playback, and server management through a series of custom-scripted commands.
The application is built on an asynchronous JavaScript architecture, optimized for handling concurrent data streams with low latency.
Dual-Channel API Integration
The bot uses a hybrid communication model to ensure high responsiveness and reliable action execution:
- WebSocket Protocol: Maintains a stateful, persistent connection to the platform's gateway. This allows for real-time monitoring of incoming event packets, such as message creation, user joins, and state changes.
- RESTful API Integration: Once an event is intercepted and processed, the bot executes responses—such as sending messages, modifying user roles, or managing channel permissions—via standard RESTful HTTP requests.
Event-Driven Logic & Moderation
The core of the application is a command-parsing service that translates raw user strings into specific functional routines:
- Message Content Filtering: Implemented automated moderation algorithms that perform real-time string analysis to filter prohibited content and maintain server integrity.
- Asynchronous Processing: Utilized JavaScript’s non-blocking I/O and
async/awaitsyntax to handle resource-heavy tasks—such as music playback and external data fetching—without interrupting the primary event loop. - Server Management: Developed high-privilege commands to automate administrative tasks, including bulk message deletion and automated role assignment based on user interaction triggers.


