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@ -26,42 +26,58 @@ To make this bot run at first you need to have a Python interpreter, Photos API,
> it in scripts you will use (`loop.sh`, `loop.bat`, `start.sh` and `start.bat`).
1. Install Mongo and Photos API:
1. Install MongoDB by following [official installation manual](https://www.mongodb.com/docs/manual/installation)
2. Install Photos API by following [Photos API's README](https://git.end-play.xyz/profitroll/PhotosAPI/src/branch/master/README.md)
2. Download the bot:
1. `git clone -b dev https://git.end-play.xyz/profitroll/TelegramPoster.git` (if you want to use git)
2. `cd ./TelegramPoster`
3. Install project's dependencies:
3. Create virtual environment [Optional yet recommended]:
1. Install virtualenv module: `pip install virtualenv`
2. Create venv: `python -m venv env`
3. Activate it using `source venv/bin/activate` on Linux, `venv\Scripts\activate.bat` in CMD or `venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1` in PowerShell.
4. Install project's dependencies:
`python -m pip install -r requirements.txt`
Without installing those - bot cannot work at all
4. Install optional dependencies [Not required]:
5. Install optional dependencies [Not required]:
`python -m pip install -r requirements-optional.txt`
These are not required but can make the bot run a bit faster
5. Configure "bot" and "owner" with your favorite text editor:
6. Configure "bot" and "owner" with your favorite text editor:
`nano config.json`
You can edit with vim, nano, on Windows it's Notepad or Notepad++. Whatever.
If you don't know where to find bot_token and your id - here you can find some hints: [get bot token](https://www.siteguarding.com/en/how-to-get-telegram-bot-api-token), [get your id](https://www.alphr.com/telegram-find-user-id), [get api_hash and api_id](https://core.telegram.org/api/obtaining_api_id).
6. Configure database and API:
7. Configure database and API:
1. Configure database:
1. Change database host and port in keys `"database.host"` and `"database.port"`. For default local installation those will be `127.0.0.1` and `27017` respectively;
2. Change database name to the one you like in `"database.name"`. It will be automatically created on start;
3. If you've changed user and password to access the db, you should also change `"database.user"` and `"database.password"` keys, otherwise leave them `null` (default).
2. Configure Photos API:
1. Change `"posting.api.address"` to the one your API servers uses;
2. Run your bot using `python ./poster.py --create-user --create-album` to configure its new user and album. You can also use manual user and album creation described [in the wiki](https://git.end-play.xyz/profitroll/TelegramPoster/wiki/Configuring-API). You can also change username, password and album in`"posting.api"` to the user and album you have if you already have Photos API album and user set up. In that case you don't need to create a new one.
7. Add bot to the channel:
8. Add bot to the channel:
To use your bot of course you need to have a channel or group otherwise makes no sense to have such a bot. [Here](https://stackoverflow.com/a/33497769) you can find a quick guide how to add your bot to a channel. After that simply set `"posting.channel"` to your channel's ID.
8. Configure posting time:
9. Configure posting time:
To make your bot post random content you need to configure `"posting.time"` with a list of "DD:MM" formatted strings or use `"posting.interval"` formatted as "XdXhXmXs". To use interval instead of selected time set `"posting.use_interval"` to `true`.
9. Good to go, run it!
10. Good to go, run it!
Make sure MongoDB and Photos API are running and use `python ./poster.py` to start it.
Or you can also use `.\start.bat` on Windows and `bash ./start.sh` on Linux.
Additionally there are `loop.sh` and `loop.bat` available if you want your bot to start again after being stopped or after using `/reboot` command.