feat: add openim config set

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config/prometheus.yml
config/email.tmpl
config/notification.yaml
config/instance-down-rules.yml
### OpenIM deploy ###
deployments/openim-server/charts

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# OpenIM Config/
# OpenIM Configuration Guide
## 目录结构
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* 1. [Directory Structure and File Descriptions](#DirectoryStructureandFileDescriptions)
* 1.1. [Directory Structure](#DirectoryStructure)
* 1.2. [Directory Structure Explanation](#DirectoryStructureExplanation)
* 2. [File Descriptions](#FileDescriptions)
* 2.1. [Files in the Root Directory](#FilesintheRootDirectory)
* 2.2. [Files in the `templates/` Directory](#FilesinthetemplatesDirectory)
* 3. [Configuration File Generation](#ConfigurationFileGeneration)
* 3.1. [How to Use `init-config.sh` Script](#HowtoUseinit-config.shScript)
* 3.2. [Examples of Operations](#ExamplesofOperations)
* 3.3. [Points to Note](#PointstoNote)
* 4. [Example Directory](#ExampleDirectory)
* 4.1. [Overview](#Overview)
* 4.2. [Structure](#Structure)
* 4.3. [How to Use These Examples](#HowtoUseTheseExamples)
* 4.4. [Tips for Using Example Files:](#TipsforUsingExampleFiles:)
* 5. [Configuration Item Descriptions](#ConfigurationItemDescriptions)
* 6. [Version Management and Upgrading](#VersionManagementandUpgrading)
* 6.1. [Pulling the Latest Code](#PullingtheLatestCode)
* 6.2. [Generating the Latest Example Configuration Files](#GeneratingtheLatestExampleConfigurationFiles)
* 6.3. [Comparing Configuration File Differences](#ComparingConfigurationFileDifferences)
* 6.4. [Updating Configuration Files](#UpdatingConfigurationFiles)
* 6.5. [Updating Binary Files and Restarting Services](#UpdatingBinaryFilesandRestartingServices)
* 6.6. [Best Practices for Version Management](#BestPracticesforVersionManagement)
* 7. [How to Contribute](#HowtoContribute)
* 7.1. [OpenIM Configuration Item Descriptions](#OpenIMConfigurationItemDescriptions)
* 7.2. [Modifying Template Files](#ModifyingTemplateFiles)
* 7.3. [Updating Configuration Center Scripts](#UpdatingConfigurationCenterScripts)
* 7.4. [Configuration File Generation Process](#ConfigurationFileGenerationProcess)
* 7.5. [Contribution Guidelines](#ContributionGuidelines)
* 7.6. [Submission and Review](#SubmissionandReview)
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## 1. <a name='DirectoryStructureandFileDescriptions'></a>Directory Structure and File Descriptions
This document details the structure of the `config` directory, aiding users in understanding and managing configuration files.
### 1.1. <a name='DirectoryStructure'></a>Directory Structure
```bash
$ tree config
├── alertmanager.yml
├── config.yaml
├── email.tmpl
├── instance-down-rules.yml
├── notification.yaml
├── prometheus.yml
├── Readme.md
└── templates
├── alertmanager.yml.template
├── config.yaml.template
├── email.tmpl.template
├── env.template
├── instance-down-rules.yml.template
├── notification.yaml.template
├── open-im-ng-example.conf
├── prometheus-dashboard.yaml
└── prometheus.yml.template
```
### 1.2. <a name='DirectoryStructureExplanation'></a>Directory Structure Explanation
- **Root Directory (`config/`)**: Contains actual configuration files and the `templates` subdirectory.
- **`templates/` Subdirectory**: Stores configuration templates for generating or updating configuration files in the root directory.
## 2. <a name='FileDescriptions'></a>File Descriptions
### 2.1. <a name='FilesintheRootDirectory'></a>Files in the Root Directory
- **`alertmanager.yml`**: Configuration file for AlertManager, managing and setting up the alert system.
- **`config.yaml`**: The main application configuration file, covering service settings.
- **`email.tmpl`**: Template file for email notifications, defining email format and content.
- **`instance-down-rules.yml`**: Instance downtime rules configuration file for the monitoring system.
- **`notification.yaml`**: Configuration file for notification settings, defining different types of notifications.
- **`prometheus.yml`**: Configuration file for the Prometheus monitoring system, setting monitoring metrics and rules.
### 2.2. <a name='FilesinthetemplatesDirectory'></a>Files in the `templates/` Directory
- **`alertmanager.yml.template`**: Template for AlertManager configuration.
- **`config.yaml.template`**: Main configuration template for the application.
- **`email.tmpl.template`**: Template for email notifications.
- **`env.template`**: Template for environmental variable configurations, setting environment-related configurations.
- **`instance-down-rules.yml.template`**: Template for instance downtime rules.
- **`notification.yaml.template`**: Template for notification settings.
- **`open-im-ng-example.conf`**: Example configuration file for the application.
- **`prometheus-dashboard.yaml`**: Prometheus dashboard configuration file, specific to the OpenIM application.
- **`prometheus.yml.template`**: Template for Prometheus configuration.
## 3. <a name='ConfigurationFileGeneration'></a>Configuration File Generation
Configuration files can be automatically generated using the `make init` command or the `./scripts/init-config.sh` script. These scripts conveniently extract templates from the `templates` directory and generate or update actual configuration files in the root directory.
### 3.1. <a name='HowtoUseinit-config.shScript'></a>How to Use `init-config.sh` Script
```bash
$ ./scripts/init-config.sh --help
Usage: init-config.sh [options]
Options:
-h, --help Show this help message
--force Overwrite existing files without prompt
--skip Skip generation if file exists
--examples Generate example files
--clean-config Clean all configuration files
--clean-examples Clean all example files
```
### 3.2. <a name='ExamplesofOperations'></a>Examples of Operations
## 配置文件
- Generate all template configuration files:
```bash
$ ./scripts/init-config.sh --examples
```
- Force overwrite existing configuration files:
## 配置项说明
```bash
$ ./scripts/init-config.sh --force
```
### 3.3. <a name='PointstoNote'></a>Points to Note
## 如何使用
- **Template files should not be directly modified**: Files in the `template` directory are templates included in source code management. Direct modification may lead to version conflicts or management issues.
- **Operations for Windows Users**: Windows users can use the `cp` command to copy files from the `template` directory to the `config/` directory and then modify the configuration items as needed.
## 4. <a name='ExampleDirectory'></a>Example Directory
## 版本管理和升级
Welcome to our project's `examples` directory! This directory contains a range of example files, showcasing various configurations and settings of our software. These examples are intended to provide you with templates that can serve as a starting point for your own configurations.
## 如何贡献
### 4.1. <a name='Overview'></a>Overview
In this directory, you'll find examples suitable for a variety of use cases. Each file is a template with default values and configurations, demonstrating best practices and typical scenarios. Whether you're just getting started or looking to implement complex settings, these examples should help you get on the right track.
### 4.2. <a name='Structure'></a>Structure
Here's a quick overview of the contents in this directory:
- `env-example.yaml`: Demonstrates how to set up environmental variables.
- `openim-example.yaml`: Example configuration file for the OpenIM application.
- `prometheus-example.yml`: Example configuration for monitoring with Prometheus.
- `alertmanager-example.yml`: Template for setting up Alertmanager configuration.
### 4.3. <a name='HowtoUseTheseExamples'></a>How to Use These Examples
To use these examples, simply copy the relevant files to your working directory and rename them as needed (for example, removing the `-example` suffix). Then, modify the files according to your needs.
### 4.4. <a name='TipsforUsingExampleFiles:'></a>Tips for Using Example Files:
1. **Read Comments**: Each file contains comments explaining the various sections and settings. Make sure to read these comments for a better understanding of how to customize the file.
2. **Check Required Changes**: Some examples might require mandatory changes before they can be used effectively (such as setting specific environmental variables).
3. **Version Compatibility**: Ensure that the example files are compatible with the version of the software you are using.
## 5. <a name='ConfigurationItemDescriptions'></a>Configuration Item Descriptions
## 6. <a name='VersionManagementandUpgrading'></a>Version Management and Upgrading
When managing and upgrading the `config` directory's versions, it is crucial to ensure that the configuration files in both the local `config/` and `config/templates/` directories are kept in sync. This process can ensure that your configuration files are consistent with the latest standard templates, while also maintaining custom settings.
### 6.1. <a name='PullingtheLatestCode'></a>Pulling the Latest Code
First, ensure that your local repository is in sync with the remote repository. This can be achieved by pulling the latest code:
```bash
$ git pull
```
### 6.2. <a name='GeneratingtheLatestExampleConfigurationFiles'></a>Generating the Latest Example Configuration Files
Next, generate the latest example configuration files. This can be done by running the `init-config.sh` script, using the `--examples` option to generate example files, and the `--skip` option to avoid overwriting existing configuration files:
```bash
$ ./scripts/init-config.sh --examples --skip
```
### 6.3. <a name='ComparingConfigurationFileDifferences'></a>Comparing Configuration File Differences
Once the latest example configuration files are generated, you need to compare the configuration files in the `config/` and `config/templates/` directories to find any potential differences. This step ensures that you can identify and integrate any important updates or changes. Tools like `diff` can be helpful in completing this step:
```bash
$ diff -ur config/ config/templates/
```
### 6.4. <a name='UpdatingConfigurationFiles'></a>Updating Configuration Files
Based on the comparison results, manually update the configuration files in the `config/` directory to reflect the latest configurations in `config/templates/`. During this process, ensure to retain any custom configuration settings.
### 6.5. <a name='UpdatingBinaryFilesandRestartingServices'></a>Updating Binary Files and Restarting Services
After updating the configuration files, the next step is to update any related binary files. This typically involves downloading and installing the latest version of the application or service. Depending on the specific application or service, this might involve running specific update scripts or directly downloading the latest version from official sources.
Once the binary files are updated, the services need to be restarted to apply the new configurations. Make sure to conduct necessary checks before restarting to ensure the correctness of the configurations.
### 6.6. <a name='BestPracticesforVersionManagement'></a>Best Practices for Version Management
- **Record Changes**: When committing changes to a version control system, ensure to log detailed change logs.
- **Stay Synced**: Regularly sync with the remote repository to ensure that your local configurations are in line with the latest developments.
- **Backup**: Backup your current configurations before making any significant changes, so that you can revert to a previous state if necessary.
By following these steps and best practices, you can ensure effective management and smooth upgrading of your `config` directory.
## 7. <a name='HowtoContribute'></a>How to Contribute
If you have an understanding of the logic behind OpenIM's configuration generation, then you will clearly know where to make modifications to contribute code.
### 7.1. <a name='OpenIMConfigurationItemDescriptions'></a>OpenIM Configuration Item Descriptions
First, it is recommended to read the [OpenIM Configuration Items Document](https://github.com/openimsdk/open-im-server/blob/main/docs/contrib/environment.md). This will help you understand the roles of various configuration items and how they affect the operation of OpenIM.
### 7.2. <a name='ModifyingTemplateFiles'></a>Modifying Template Files
To contribute to OpenIM, focus on the `./deployments/templates` directory. This contains various configuration template files, which are the basis for generating the final configuration files.
When making modifications, ensure that your changes align with OpenIM's configuration requirements and logic. This may involve adding new template files or modifying existing files to reflect new configuration options or structural changes.
### 7.3. <a name='UpdatingConfigurationCenterScripts'></a>Updating Configuration Center Scripts
In addition to modifying template files, pay attention to the `./scripts/install/environment.sh` script. In this script, you may need to add or modify environment variables.
This script is responsible for defining environment variables that influence configuration generation. Therefore, any new configuration items or modifications to existing items need to be reflected here.
### 7.4. <a name='ConfigurationFileGenerationProcess'></a>Configuration File Generation Process
The essence of the `make init` command is to use the environment variables defined in `/scripts/install/environment.sh` to render the template files in the `./deployments/templates` directory, thereby generating the final configuration files.
When contributing code, ensure that your changes work smoothly in this process and do not cause errors during configuration file generation.
### 7.5. <a name='ContributionGuidelines'></a>Contribution Guidelines
- **Code Review**: Ensure your changes have passed code review. This typically means that the code should be clear, easy to understand, and adhere to the project's coding style and best practices.
- **Testing**: Before submitting changes, conduct thorough tests to ensure new or modified configurations work as expected and do not negatively impact existing functionalities.
- **Documentation**: If you have added a new configuration option or made significant changes to an existing one, update the relevant documentation to assist other users and developers in understanding and utilizing these changes.
### 7.6. <a name='SubmissionandReview'></a>Submission and Review
After completing your changes, submit your code to the OpenIM repository in the form of a Pull Request (PR). The PR will be reviewed by the project maintainers and you may be asked to make further modifications or provide additional information.

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# Examples Directory
Welcome to the `examples` directory of our project! This directory contains a collection of example files that demonstrate various configurations and setups for our software. These examples are designed to provide you with templates that can be used as a starting point for your own configurations.
## Overview
In this directory, you'll find examples for a variety of use cases. Each file is a template with default values and configurations that illustrate best practices and typical scenarios. Whether you're just getting started or looking to implement a complex setup, these examples should help you get on the right track.
## Structure
Here's a quick overview of what you'll find in this directory:
+ `env-example.yaml`: Demonstrates how to set up environment variables.
+ `openim-example.yaml`: A sample configuration file for the OpenIM application.
+ `prometheus-example.yml`: An example Prometheus configuration for monitoring.
+ `alertmanager-example.yml`: A template for setting up Alertmanager configurations.
## How to Use These Examples
To use these examples, simply copy the relevant file to your working directory and rename it as needed (e.g., removing the `-example` suffix). Then, modify the file according to your requirements.
### Tips for Using Example Files:
1. **Read the Comments**: Each file contains comments that explain various sections and settings. Make sure to read these comments for a better understanding of how to customize the file.
2. **Check for Required Changes**: Some examples might require mandatory changes (like setting specific environment variables) before they can be used effectively.
3. **Version Compatibility**: Ensure that the example files are compatible with the version of the software you are using.
## Contributing
If you have a configuration that you believe would be beneficial to others, please feel free to contribute by opening a pull request with your proposed changes. We appreciate contributions that expand our examples with new scenarios and use cases.
## Support
If you encounter any issues or have questions regarding the example files, please open an issue on our repository. Our community is here to help you navigate through any challenges you might face.
Thank you for exploring our examples, and we hope they will be helpful in setting up and configuring your environment!

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# Copyright © 2023 OpenIM. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
###################### AlertManager Configuration ######################
# AlertManager configuration using environment variables
#

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###################### Mongo ######################
# MongoDB configuration
# If uri is not empty, it will be used directly
#
# MongoDB address for standalone setup, Mongos address for sharded cluster setup
# Default MongoDB database name
# Maximum connection pool size
# If uri is not empty, it will be used directly for the MongoDB connection.
# This is a complete MongoDB URI string.
# Example: mongodb://user:password@host1:port1,host2:port2/dbname?options
mongo:
uri: ''
# List of MongoDB server addresses.
# Used for constructing the MongoDB URI if 'uri' above is empty.
# For a standalone setup, specify the address of the single server.
# For a sharded cluster, specify the addresses of the Mongos servers.
# Example: [ '172.28.0.1:37017', '172.28.0.2:37017' ]
# Default MongoDB database name
# Maximum connection pool size
address: [ 172.28.0.1:37017 ]
database: openIM_v3
username: root
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# minio.signEndpoint is minio public network address
object:
enable: "minio"
apiURL: "http://172.28.0.1:10002"
apiURL: "http://14.155.64.202:10002"
minio:
bucket: "openim"
endpoint: "http://172.28.0.1:10005"
accessKeyID: "root"
secretAccessKey: "openIM123"
sessionToken: ''
signEndpoint: "http://172.28.0.1:10005"
signEndpoint: "http://14.155.64.202:10005"
publicRead: false
cos:
bucketURL: https://temp-1252357374.cos.ap-chengdu.myqcloud.com
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# Whether to output in json format
# Whether to include stack trace in logs
log:
storageLocation: ../logs/
storageLocation: /data/workspaces/open-im-server/logs/
rotationTime: 24
remainRotationCount: 2
remainLogLevel: 6

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{{ define "email.to.html" }}
{{ range .Alerts }}
<!-- Begin of OpenIM Alert -->
<div style="border:1px solid #ccc; padding:10px; margin-bottom:10px;">
<h3>OpenIM Alert</h3>
<p><strong>Alert Program:</strong> Prometheus Alert</p>
<p><strong>Severity Level:</strong> {{ .Labels.severity }}</p>
<p><strong>Alert Type:</strong> {{ .Labels.alertname }}</p>
<p><strong>Affected Host:</strong> {{ .Labels.instance }}</p>
<p><strong>Affected Service:</strong> {{ .Labels.job }}</p>
<p><strong>Alert Subject:</strong> {{ .Annotations.summary }}</p>
<p><strong>Trigger Time:</strong> {{ .StartsAt.Format "2006-01-02 15:04:05" }}</p>
</div>
<!-- End of OpenIM Alert -->
{{ end }}
{{ end }}

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# Copyright © 2023 OpenIM. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# ======================================
# ========= Basic Configuration ========
# ======================================
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# Default: PASSWORD=openIM123
PASSWORD=openIM123
# Endpoint for the MinIO object storage service.
# Default: MINIO_ENDPOINT=http://172.28.0.1:10005
MINIO_ENDPOINT=http://172.28.0.1:10005
# Base URL for the application programming interface (API).
# Default: API_URL=http://172.28.0.1:10002
API_URL=http://172.28.0.1:10002
API_URL=http://14.155.64.202:10002
# Directory path for storing data files or related information.
# Default: DATA_DIR=./
DATA_DIR=./
DATA_DIR=/data/workspaces/open-im-server
# Choose the appropriate image address, the default is GITHUB image,
# you can choose docker hub, for Chinese users can choose Ali Cloud

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# Copyright © 2023 OpenIM. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
groups:
- name: instance_down
rules:
- alert: InstanceDown
expr: up == 0
for: 1m
labels:
severity: critical
annotations:
summary: "Instance {{ $labels.instance }} down"
description: "{{ $labels.instance }} of job {{ $labels.job }} has been down for more than 1 minutes."
- name: database_insert_failure_alerts
rules:
- alert: DatabaseInsertFailed
expr: (increase(msg_insert_redis_failed_total[5m]) > 0) or (increase(msg_insert_mongo_failed_total[5m]) > 0)
for: 1m
labels:
severity: critical
annotations:
summary: "Increase in MsgInsertRedisFailedCounter or MsgInsertMongoFailedCounter detected"
description: "Either MsgInsertRedisFailedCounter or MsgInsertMongoFailedCounter has increased in the last 5 minutes, indicating failures in message insert operations to Redis or MongoDB,maybe the redis or mongodb is crash."

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# Copyright © 2023 OpenIM. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# Determines if a message should be sent. If set to false, it triggers a silent sync without a message. If true, it requires triggering a conversation.
# For rpc notification, send twice: once as a message and once as a notification.
# The options field 'isNotification' indicates if it's a notification.
groupCreated:
isSendMsg: true
# Reliability level of the message sending.
# Set to 1 to send only when online, 2 for guaranteed delivery.
reliabilityLevel: 1
# This setting is effective only when 'isSendMsg' is true.
# It controls whether to count unread messages.
unreadCount: false
# Configuration for offline push notifications.
offlinePush:
# Enables or disables offline push notifications.
enable: false
# Title for the notification when a group is created.
title: "create group title"
# Description for the notification.
desc: "create group desc"
# Additional information for the notification.
ext: "create group ext"
# Content type is not added here.
# Content should use a JSON structure conforming to the protobuf format.
groupInfoSet:
isSendMsg: false
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: false
title: "groupInfoSet title"
desc: "groupInfoSet desc"
ext: "groupInfoSet ext"
joinGroupApplication:
isSendMsg: false
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: false
title: "joinGroupApplication title"
desc: "joinGroupApplication desc"
ext: "joinGroupApplication ext"
memberQuit:
isSendMsg: true
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: false
title: "memberQuit title"
desc: "memberQuit desc"
ext: "memberQuit ext"
groupApplicationAccepted:
isSendMsg: false
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: false
title: "groupApplicationAccepted title"
desc: "groupApplicationAccepted desc"
ext: "groupApplicationAccepted ext"
groupApplicationRejected:
isSendMsg: false
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: false
title: " title"
desc: " desc"
ext: " ext"
groupOwnerTransferred:
isSendMsg: true
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: false
title: "groupOwnerTransferred title"
desc: "groupOwnerTransferred desc"
ext: "groupOwnerTransferred ext"
memberKicked:
isSendMsg: true
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: false
title: "memberKicked title"
desc: "memberKicked desc"
ext: "memberKicked ext"
memberInvited:
isSendMsg: true
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: false
title: "memberInvited title"
desc: "memberInvited desc"
ext: "memberInvited ext"
memberEnter:
isSendMsg: true
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: false
title: "memberEnter title"
desc: "memberEnter desc"
ext: "memberEnter ext"
groupDismissed:
isSendMsg: true
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: false
title: "groupDismissed title"
desc: "groupDismissed desc"
ext: "groupDismissed ext"
groupMuted:
isSendMsg: true
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: false
title: "groupMuted title"
desc: "groupMuted desc"
ext: "groupMuted ext"
groupCancelMuted:
isSendMsg: true
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: false
title: "groupCancelMuted title"
desc: "groupCancelMuted desc"
ext: "groupCancelMuted ext"
defaultTips:
tips: "group Cancel Muted"
groupMemberMuted:
isSendMsg: true
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: false
title: "groupMemberMuted title"
desc: "groupMemberMuted desc"
ext: "groupMemberMuted ext"
groupMemberCancelMuted:
isSendMsg: true
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: false
title: "groupMemberCancelMuted title"
desc: "groupMemberCancelMuted desc"
ext: "groupMemberCancelMuted ext"
groupMemberInfoSet:
isSendMsg: false
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: false
title: "groupMemberInfoSet title"
desc: "groupMemberInfoSet desc"
ext: "groupMemberInfoSet ext"
groupInfoSetAnnouncement:
isSendMsg: true
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: false
title: "groupInfoSetAnnouncement title"
desc: "groupInfoSetAnnouncement desc"
ext: "groupInfoSetAnnouncement ext"
groupInfoSetName:
isSendMsg: true
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: false
title: "groupInfoSetName title"
desc: "groupInfoSetName desc"
ext: "groupInfoSetName ext"
#############################friend#################################
friendApplicationAdded:
isSendMsg: false
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: false
title: "Somebody applies to add you as a friend"
desc: "Somebody applies to add you as a friend"
ext: "Somebody applies to add you as a friend"
friendApplicationApproved:
isSendMsg: true
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: true
title: "Someone applies to add your friend application"
desc: "Someone applies to add your friend application"
ext: "Someone applies to add your friend application"
friendApplicationRejected:
isSendMsg: false
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: true
title: "Someone rejected your friend application"
desc: "Someone rejected your friend application"
ext: "Someone rejected your friend application"
friendAdded:
isSendMsg: false
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: true
title: "We have become friends"
desc: "We have become friends"
ext: "We have become friends"
friendDeleted:
isSendMsg: false
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: true
title: "deleted a friend"
desc: "deleted a friend"
ext: "deleted a friend"
friendRemarkSet:
isSendMsg: false
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: true
title: "Your friend's profile has been changed"
desc: "Your friend's profile has been changed"
ext: "Your friend's profile has been changed"
blackAdded:
isSendMsg: false
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: true
title: "blocked a user"
desc: "blocked a user"
ext: "blocked a user"
blackDeleted:
isSendMsg: false
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: true
title: "Remove a blocked user"
desc: "Remove a blocked user"
ext: "Remove a blocked user"
friendInfoUpdated:
isSendMsg: false
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: true
title: "friend info updated"
desc: "friend info updated"
ext: "friend info updated"
#####################user#########################
userInfoUpdated:
isSendMsg: false
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: true
title: "Remove a blocked user"
desc: "Remove a blocked user"
ext: "Remove a blocked user"
userStatusChanged:
isSendMsg: false
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: false
title: "user status changed"
desc: "user status changed"
ext: "user status changed"
#####################conversation#########################
conversationChanged:
isSendMsg: false
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: true
title: "conversation changed"
desc: "conversation changed"
ext: "conversation changed"
conversationSetPrivate:
isSendMsg: true
reliabilityLevel: 1
unreadCount: false
offlinePush:
enable: true
title: "burn after reading"
desc: "burn after reading"
ext: "burn after reading"

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@ -1,3 +1,17 @@
# Copyright © 2023 OpenIM. All rights reserved.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
# my global config
global:
scrape_interval: 15s # Set the scrape interval to every 15 seconds. Default is every 1 minute.

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@ -33,7 +33,6 @@ openim::log::info "\n# Begin to check all openim service"
# OpenIM status
# Elegant printing function
print_services_and_ports() {
# 获取数组
declare -g service_names=("${!1}")
declare -g service_ports=("${!2}")

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@ -35,9 +35,6 @@ declare -A TEMPLATES=(
["${OPENIM_ROOT}/deployments/templates/openim.yaml"]="${OPENIM_ROOT}/config/config.yaml"
["${OPENIM_ROOT}/deployments/templates/prometheus.yml"]="${OPENIM_ROOT}/config/prometheus.yml"
["${OPENIM_ROOT}/deployments/templates/alertmanager.yml"]="${OPENIM_ROOT}/config/alertmanager.yml"
["${OPENIM_ROOT}/deployments/templates/email.tmpl"]="${OPENIM_ROOT}/config/email.tmpl"
["${OPENIM_ROOT}/deployments/templates/instance-down-rules.yml"]="${OPENIM_ROOT}/config/instance-down-rules.yml"
["${OPENIM_ROOT}/deployments/templates/notification.yaml"]="${OPENIM_ROOT}/config/notification.yaml"
)
# Templates for example files
@ -46,6 +43,17 @@ declare -A EXAMPLES=(
["${OPENIM_ROOT}/deployments/templates/openim.yaml"]="${OPENIM_ROOT}/config/templates/config.yaml.template"
["${OPENIM_ROOT}/deployments/templates/prometheus.yml"]="${OPENIM_ROOT}/config/templates/prometheus.yml.template"
["${OPENIM_ROOT}/deployments/templates/alertmanager.yml"]="${OPENIM_ROOT}/config/templates/alertmanager.yml.template"
)
# Templates for config Copy file
declare -A COPY_TEMPLATES=(
["${OPENIM_ROOT}/deployments/templates/email.tmpl"]="${OPENIM_ROOT}/config/email.tmpl"
["${OPENIM_ROOT}/deployments/templates/instance-down-rules.yml"]="${OPENIM_ROOT}/config/instance-down-rules.yml"
["${OPENIM_ROOT}/deployments/templates/notification.yaml"]="${OPENIM_ROOT}/config/notification.yaml"
)
# Templates for config Copy file
declare -A COPY_EXAMPLES=(
["${OPENIM_ROOT}/deployments/templates/email.tmpl"]="${OPENIM_ROOT}/config/templates/email.tmpl.template"
["${OPENIM_ROOT}/deployments/templates/instance-down-rules.yml"]="${OPENIM_ROOT}/config/templates/instance-down-rules.yml.template"
["${OPENIM_ROOT}/deployments/templates/notification.yaml"]="${OPENIM_ROOT}/config/templates/notification.yaml.template"
@ -70,31 +78,69 @@ show_help() {
echo " --clean-examples Clean all example files"
}
# Function to generate configuration files
# Function to generate and copy configuration files
generate_config_files() {
# Handle TEMPLATES array
for template in "${!TEMPLATES[@]}"; do
local output_file="${TEMPLATES[$template]}"
if [[ -f "${output_file}" ]]; then
if [[ "${FORCE_OVERWRITE}" == true ]]; then
openim::log::info "Force overwriting ${output_file}."
elif [[ "${SKIP_EXISTING}" == true ]]; then
openim::log::info "Skipping generation of ${output_file} as it already exists."
continue
else
echo -n "File ${output_file} already exists. Overwrite? (Y/N): "
read -r -n 1 REPLY
echo
if [[ ! $REPLY =~ ^[Yy]$ ]]; then
openim::log::info "Skipping generation of ${output_file}."
continue
fi
fi
process_file "$template" "$output_file" true
done
# Handle COPY_TEMPLATES array
for template in "${!COPY_TEMPLATES[@]}"; do
local output_file="${COPY_TEMPLATES[$template]}"
process_file "$template" "$output_file" false
done
}
# Function to generate example files
generate_example_files() {
env_cmd="env -i"
for var in "${!env_vars[@]}"; do
env_cmd+=" $var='${env_vars[$var]}'"
done
# Processing EXAMPLES array
for template in "${!EXAMPLES[@]}"; do
local example_file="${EXAMPLES[$template]}"
process_file "$template" "$example_file" true
done
# Processing COPY_EXAMPLES array
for template in "${!COPY_EXAMPLES[@]}"; do
local example_file="${COPY_EXAMPLES[$template]}"
process_file "$template" "$example_file" false
done
}
# Function to process a single file, either by generating or copying
process_file() {
local template=$1
local output_file=$2
local use_genconfig=$3
if [[ -f "${output_file}" ]]; then
if [[ "${FORCE_OVERWRITE}" == true ]]; then
openim::log::info "Force overwriting ${output_file}."
elif [[ "${SKIP_EXISTING}" == true ]]; then
openim::log::info "Skipping generation of ${output_file} as it already exists."
return
else
if [[ "${SKIP_EXISTING}" == true ]]; then
openim::log::info "Generating ${output_file} as it does not exist."
echo -n "File ${output_file} already exists. Overwrite? (Y/N): "
read -r -n 1 REPLY
echo
if [[ ! $REPLY =~ ^[Yy]$ ]]; then
openim::log::info "Skipping generation of ${output_file}."
return
fi
fi
else
if [[ "${SKIP_EXISTING}" == true ]]; then
openim::log::info "Generating ${output_file} as it does not exist."
fi
fi
if [[ "$use_genconfig" == true ]]; then
openim::log::info "⌚ Working with template file: ${template} to generate ${output_file}..."
if [[ ! -f "${OPENIM_ROOT}/scripts/genconfig.sh" ]]; then
openim::log::error "genconfig.sh script not found"
@ -104,8 +150,15 @@ generate_config_files() {
openim::log::error "Error processing template file ${template}"
exit 1
}
sleep 0.5
done
else
openim::log::info "📋 Copying ${template} to ${output_file}..."
cp "${template}" "${output_file}" || {
openim::log::error "Error copying template file ${template}"
exit 1
}
fi
sleep 0.5
}
declare -A env_vars=(
@ -114,48 +167,6 @@ declare -A env_vars=(
["LOG_STORAGE_LOCATION"]="../logs/"
)
# Function to generate example files
generate_example_files() {
env_cmd="env -i"
for var in "${!env_vars[@]}"; do
env_cmd+=" $var='${env_vars[$var]}'"
done
for template in "${!EXAMPLES[@]}"; do
local example_file="${EXAMPLES[$template]}"
if [[ -f "${example_file}" ]]; then
if [[ "${FORCE_OVERWRITE}" == true ]]; then
openim::log::info "Force overwriting example file: ${example_file}."
elif [[ "${SKIP_EXISTING}" == true ]]; then
openim::log::info "Skipping generation of example file: ${example_file} as it already exists."
continue
else
echo -n "Example file ${example_file} already exists. Overwrite? (Y/N): "
read -r -n 1 REPLY
echo
if [[ ! $REPLY =~ ^[Yy]$ ]]; then
openim::log::info "Skipping generation of example file: ${example_file}."
continue
fi
fi
elif [[ "${SKIP_EXISTING}" == true ]]; then
openim::log::info "Generating example file: ${example_file} as it does not exist."
fi
openim::log::info "⌚ Working with template file: ${template} to generate example file: ${example_file}..."
if [[ ! -f "${OPENIM_ROOT}/scripts/genconfig.sh" ]]; then
openim::log::error "genconfig.sh script not found"
exit 1
fi
eval "$env_cmd ${OPENIM_ROOT}/scripts/genconfig.sh '${ENV_FILE}' '${template}' > '${example_file}'" || {
openim::log::error "Error processing template file ${template}"
exit 1
}
sleep 0.5
done
}
# Function to clean configuration files
clean_config_files() {
for output_file in "${TEMPLATES[@]}"; do