Configuring issue responses:

Setting up 'If This Then That':

1. Login to or setup a free 'If This Then That' account. You can do that by visiting this page.
2. Find out your 'maker channel key'. Do that by going to ifttt.com/maker_webhooks, clicking 'Settings', visiting the web page at the provided URL and then taking a note of the key it says
   
   
   
   
   
3. Put your maker channel key into the config
4. Create a new applet at https://ifttt.com/create
5. Click on 'This'
6. Select the service 'Webhooks'
   
7. Choose the 'Receive a web request' trigger
8. Make the Event Name the EventID as listed in the config
   
9. Click 'Create Trigger'
10. Click on 'That'
11. Select the Action Channel of choice. For example 'gmail'
12. Select an Action of your choice. For example, 'Send an email'
13. Complete the Action Fields as you desire. The following parameters may be used
    1. {{EventName}} - The EventID of the issue
    2. {{OccurredAt}} - When the event occured
    3. {{Value1}} - The name of the server
    4. {{Value2}} - The type of issue. Eg. LAG, CRASH or CUSTOM
    5. {{Value3}} - The detailed report of the issue. For example timings data, a thread dump, tps, etc...
    
    
14. Click 'Create Action' and then 'Finish'
    
15. Make sure to test that your applet works. You can use '/crashserver' (Will only test freeze crashes) or '/lagserver' in game to do this

Configuring 'If This Then That':

Setting up a Slack hook:

1. Navigate to https://<Your Team Name>.slack.com/apps/A0F7XDUAZ-incoming-webhooks
2. Click 'Add Configuration'
3. Configure the webhook. You can ignore the 'Post To Channel' part as it is overriden in the config
   
4. Click 'Add Incoming WebHooks integreation'
5. Copy the 'Webhook URL' it gives you into the config (slackbotHookURL)
   
6. Scroll down and click 'Save Settings'. The config will override much of what is configurable here.
7. Test that your Slack hook is working. You can use '/crashserver' (Will only test freeze crashes) or '/lagserver' in game to do this

Configuring a Slack Hook:

Setting up a Custom Webhook:

1. Create a page on your website to submit the report to. Eg. 'https://mywebsite.com/issueReport'. For this it may be a good idea to add a URL parameter like an 'API Key' so that not everybody in the world can POST an issue report.
2. Set the URL to POST the issue report to in the config
3. Setup your website to read the contents of the POST request as a JSON message and perform subsequent actions with. The POST request is generated by turning the report object directly into JSON. The request might look similar to this:

   {
     "serverName": "DEV",
     "eventID": "CRASH_TIMEOUT",
     "report": {
       "details": [
         "Thread dump:",
         "<Line 1 of thread dump>",
         "<Line 2 of thread dump>"
       ],
       "usedMemoryMB": 259,
       "maxMemoryMB": 954,
       "playerCount": 0,
       "time": 1472471015147,
       "serverUptime": 0,
       "nature": "CRASH_TIMEOUT",
       "eventID": "CRASH_TIMEOUT"
     }
   }

   Since the conversion from Report->JSON is done automatically, it will also work with custom reports.

Configuring Custom Webhook: