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README.rst

poetrybot

poetrybot is a Telegram bot to quote poems between friends. It's written in Python and it is released under the EUPL 1.2 license.

Friends are defined by an allow list in which every account have to be in order to to use the bot. The management of the bot is provided by a REST API defined in the subpackage poetrybot.web.

Installation

  1. Create your bot using Telegram @BotFather.

  2. Install (preferably inside a virtualenv) the bot using:

    pip install poetrybot

  3. The bot uses environment variables as configuration, you have to export the following before starting it:

    export AUTH_TOKEN=<my secret auth token>
export DATABASE_URL=sqlite:////absolute/path/to/poetrybot.db
export TELEGRAM_TOKEN=<telegram bot API key>

    AUTH_TOKEN is used to authenticate to the REST API used to manage the bot. Full specification is in the docs/openapi.yml file. Just create a long enough random string, for example using pwgen -sy 50.

  4. Launch the bot:

    poetrybot

  5. To use the REST API install a WSGI HTTP Server, for example gunicorn, and then:

    gunicorn poetrybot.web.wsgi:app

  6. Use the REST API to insert allowed friends, poets and poems. The fastest way to look at the API is to load the API specification into https://editor.swagger.io

An alternative is to clone the repository and use the provided Dockerfile.

Usage

To use the bot you only have to use the /quote command. The bot can be added to one or more channels but it's not required. But remember that only friends in allow list will be able to interact with the bot.

The /quote command used without parameters will make the bot to quote a random poem, but optionally the author and the argument can be specified:

  • /quote returns a random poem;

  • /quote AUTHOR returns a random poem by AUTHOR.

    AUTHOR is the name or part of the name of the poet case insensitive:

    /quote Giovanni Pascoli
/quote pascoli
/quote ascol

    will return a random poem by Giovanni Pascoli, if you don't have another poet with ascol inside the name;

  • /quote AUTHOR about ARGUMENT returns a random poem by AUTHOR about ARGUMENT.

    ARGUMENT is, like AUTHOR, case insensitive and can be part of a word. about is, instead, case sensitive;

  • /quote about ARGUMENT returns a random poem about ARGUMENT.