The official VLDC telegram group bot.

• 😼 core – core
• 😼 version – show this message
• 😻 still – do u remember it?
• 😾 uwu – don't uwu!
• 🤭 mute – mute user for N minutes
• 🔫 roll – life is so cruel... isn't it?
• ⚔️ banme – commit sudoku
• 🔪 ban – ban! ban! ban!
• 🎄 tree – advent of code time!
• ⛔🤬 coc – VLDC/GDG VL Code of Conduct
• 🛠 more than 70k? – try to hire!
• 💻 got sk1lzz? – put them to use!
• 👁 smell like PRISM? nononono!
• 💰 kozula Don't argue with kozula rate!
• 🤫 buktopuha Let's play a game 🤡

• 😼 smile mode – allow only stickers in the chat
• 🛠 since mode – under construction
• 🧼 towel mode – anti bot
• 🙃 fools mode – what? not again!
• 🤫 nastya mode – stop. just stop
• 🙃 chat mode - chatty Nyan

Clone repository locally and open it up via VS Code and click Open in Container. Create .env file as described below. Mongo will be available at MONGO_HOST=localhost. And you're done, you can run bot by clicking F5 or Run -> Launch Bot.

Other option is to use Codespaces from GitHub itself.

Setup your env vars in example.env and rename it to .env. Don't push .env to public repos!

make up

make build

Create test Telegram bot, and store TOKEN and chat id, you will need it for developing.

User make to up dev services:

Usage: make [task]

task                 help
------               ----
build                Build all
up                   Up All and show logs
update               Restart bot after files changing
stop                 Stop all
down                 Down all
test                 Run tests
lint                 Run linters (black, flake8, mypy, pylint)
format               Format code (black)

help                 Show help message

Don't forget run make lint and make test before commit! For code formatting we are use black, so, just run make format to fire it :3

Create launch.json under your .vscode directory in project, add the following content onto it:

{
    "version": "0.2.0",
    "configurations": [
        {
            "name": "Docker Python",
            "type": "python",
            "request": "attach",
            "port": 5678,
            "host": "localhost",
            "pathMappings": [
                {
                    "localRoot": "${workspaceFolder}",
                    "remoteRoot": "/app"
                }
            ],
        }
    ]
}

Also, put DEBUGGER=True into your .env file. After that you can do debugging with VS Code, by running containerized application and hitting Run -> Start Debugging or F5 button.

Bug reports, bug fixes and new features are always welcome. Please open issues and submit pull requests for any new code.