Binary Coffee Bot

Telegram bot that publishes the latest articles from our blog to our Telegram channel. If you have a blog with a json1 feed and want to send the posts automatically to a telegram channel you can use this bot.

Setup project

Environment variables

• Telegram variables
  • TELEGRAM_CHANNEL: your telegram channel @channel
  • TELEGRAM_TOKEN: your telegram bot token, you can see this post
• Twitter variables
  • TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY: your twitter consumer key
  • TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET: your twitter consumer secret
  • TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN: your twitter access token
  • TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET: your twitter access token secret
• Application variables
  • RSS_FEED: URL of the JSON feed of your blog. Example https://api.binary-coffee.dev/posts/feed/json1
  • REFRESH_TIME: interval of time to check for new items. Default 60

  • DATA_ADAPTER: type of adapter used to save the data. Example MemoryAdapter

    JsonAdapter

    MongodbAdapter

  • DATA_PATH: (JsonAdapter) in case of use JsonAdapter, you can decide where to save the file. Default ./data.
  • DATABASE_HOST: (MongodbAdapter) host for your mongodb database. Default localhost
  • DATABASE_PORT: (MongodbAdapter) port for your mongodb database. Default 27017
  • DATABASE_NAME: (MongodbAdapter) database name. default bc_db

Steps to start the bot

1. Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/dcs-community/binarycoffee_bot.git
2. Create environment: virtualenv -p python3 env
3. Activate environment: source env/bin/activate
4. Set environment variables
5. Install packages: pip install -r requirements.txt
6. Finally, run python bot.py

Deploy in Heroku

See this post for help.

Setup with docker

1. Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/dcs-community/binarycoffee_bot.git
2. Set environment variables
3. Start docker-compose: docker-compose up -d

Contribution

Any contribution is welcome.

License

Check our LICENCE.md file.