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Friends are defined by an allow list in which every account have to be in order
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to to use the bot.
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The management of the bot is provided by a REST API defined in the subpackage
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`poetrybot.web`.
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``poetrybot.web``.
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Installation
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export DATABASE_URL=sqlite:////absolute/path/to/poetrybot.db
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export TELEGRAM_TOKEN=<telegram bot API key>
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`AUTH_TOKEN` is used to authenticate to the REST API used to manage the
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bot. Full specification is in the `docs/openapi.yml` file.
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Just create a long enough random string, for example using `pwgen -sy 50`.
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``AUTH_TOKEN`` is used to authenticate to the REST API used to manage the
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bot. Full specification is in the ``docs/openapi.yml`` file.
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Just create a long enough random string, for example using ``pwgen -sy 50``.
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4. Launch the bot:
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.. code-block::
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to look at the API is to load the API specification into
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https://editor.swagger.io
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An alternative is to clone the repository and use the provided `Dockerfile`.
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An alternative is to clone the repository and use the provided ``Dockerfile``.
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Usage
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-----
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To use the bot you only have to use the `/quote` command. The bot can be added
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to one or more channels but it's not required. But remember that only friends
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in allow list will be able to interact with the bot.
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To use the bot you only have to use the ``/quote`` command. The bot can be
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added to one or more channels but it's not required. But remember that only
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friends in allow list will be able to interact with the bot.
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The `/quote` command used without arguments will make the bot to quote a random
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poem, but optionally the author and the argument can be specified:
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The ``/quote`` command used without parameters will make the bot to quote a
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random poem, but optionally the author and the argument can be specified:
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* `/quote` returns a random poem;
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* `/quote AUTHOR` returns a random poem by `AUTHOR`.
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* ``/quote`` returns a random poem;
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* ``/quote AUTHOR`` returns a random poem by ``AUTHOR``.
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`AUTHOR` is the name or part of the name of the poet case insensitive:
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``AUTHOR`` is the name or part of the name of the poet case insensitive:
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will return a random poem by Giovanni Pascoli, if you don't have another
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poet with *ascol* inside the name;
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* `/quote AUTHOR about ARGUMENT` returns a random poem by `AUTHOR` about
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`ARGUMENT`.
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* ``/quote AUTHOR about ARGUMENT`` returns a random poem by ``AUTHOR`` about
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``ARGUMENT``.
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`ARGUMENT` is, like `AUTHOR`, case insensitive and can be part of a word.
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`about` is, instead, case sensitive;
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* `/quote about ARGUMENT` returns a random poem about `ARGUMENT`.
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``ARGUMENT`` is, like ``AUTHOR``, case insensitive and can be part of a word.
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``about`` is, instead, case sensitive;
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* ``/quote about ARGUMENT`` returns a random poem about ``ARGUMENT``.
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