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a generic node.js egg This will clone a git repo. it defaults to master if no branch is specified. Installs the node_modules on install. If you set user_upload then I assume you know what you are doing.

Exported:Author: parker@parkervcp.comVersion: PTDL_v2
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# JavaScript Language Generic

This egg is designed to run any generic JavaScript application, allowing users to pull their own JavaScript source code from a Github repository.

There is an option to allow a user to upload their own files to run a bot.

The startup configs and commands may need changing to actually function properly.

## Configuration

The server will be stuck as `starting` until the egg Start Configuration is modified. You have to edit the text to match something your bot will print for Pelican panel to detect it as running.
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10975908/126516861-c5cb4630-9f25-405c-8199-97bf5ec15a7f.png)

You can use arrays to have multiple different values when different bots are being used

```json
{
  "done":[
    "change this text 1",
    "change this text 2"
  ]
}
Startup Command
if [[ -d .git ]] && [[ {{AUTO_UPDATE}} == "1" ]]; then git pull; fi; if [[ ! -z ${NODE_PACKAGES} ]]; then /usr/local/bin/npm install ${NODE_PACKAGES}; fi; if [[ ! -z ${UNNODE_PACKAGES} ]]; then /usr/local/bin/npm uninstall ${UNNODE_PACKAGES}; fi; if [ -f /home/container/package.json ]; then /usr/local/bin/npm install; fi; if [[ "${MAIN_FILE}" == "*.js" ]]; then /usr/local/bin/node "/home/container/${MAIN_FILE}" ${NODE_ARGS}; else /usr/local/bin/tsx "/home/container/${MAIN_FILE}" ${NODE_ARGS}; fi