GitHub - nonamenix/spb_python_bot: Telegram bot for SPb Python Chat

The Zen of SPb Python Chat

Help with `this`

help(this)

>>> from this import hi  # hello, intro
Short introduction of yourself is better than "hello".

>>> from this import gist  # source
Link to gist is better than source paste.

>>> from this import spam  # long_better
One long message is better than many short.

>>> from this import edit  # correct
Editing the message is better than correcting via another one.

>>> from this import topic  # offtopic
Staying on topic is better than offtopic.
Good topic is worth discussing though.
Unless it is started by a link to Habrahabr.

>>> from this import ask
Don't ask to ask just ask.

Hello world

Let me google for you

Команда разрешена только для модератора

/google query
/g query
/wiki query
/w query

PEPs link

Match peps in messages and send links for them.

Chats

Показывает чаты и ссылки

Other commands

/version   — show current bot version
/ping      — moderator-only ping/pong check
/rules     — show all chat rules (also: /zen, import this)

Environment variables

BOT_TOKEN              # telegram bot token (required)
BOT_LOGGING_LEVEL      # logging level: DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR (default: DEBUG)
MODERATORS             # moderator Telegram user IDs separated by spaces
HEALTHCHECKIO_TOKEN    # healthcheck.io ping token (optional)

See .env.example for a ready-to-use template.

Run with Docker

Build and run locally:

cp .env.example .env
# edit .env and set BOT_TOKEN
docker compose up --build

Deploy to a remote server:

The image is built and pushed to GitHub Container Registry on every push to master.

# Copy deploy/docker-compose.yml and .env to the server, then:
DEPLOY_HOST=user@yourserver ./deploy/deploy.sh

Or manually on the server:

docker compose pull
docker compose up -d