First create a channel and add the bot to the channel,
Then post the following settings, and pin that message.
enabled_modules = "uptime, keyword, luck, weibo"
# keyword reply example
[[keywords]]
keyword = "foo"
type = "text"
text = "bar"
And now we can deploy the bot using docker-compose
docker-compose.yml
version: "2.4"
services:
cyberpuffer:
image: pufferoverflow/cyberpuffer:latest
restart: always
environment:
API_SECRET: telegram:TELEGRAM_API_TOKEN:CONFIG_CHANNEL_ID
read_only: true
ipc: none
mem_limit: 64M
memswap_limit: 64M
network_mode: bridge
Replace TELEGRAM_API_TOKEN
and CONFIG_CHANNEL_ID
with your own
/uptime
Reply with bot uptime/luck
Get today's luck level/weibo [num]
Get Weibo's Trending list (Get top 10 by default)
- Reply to keywords with text, sticker or forwarded message
First make a directory with your mod name and place your program under /modules/
The entrance file name should be the same with directory name.
Then the bot will call the function with the same name with 2 arguments message
and sender
and expect the same return.
Example: /modules/hello/hello.py
def hello(message: str, sender: dict):
reply = "Hello World!"
receiver = sender
return reply, receiver
Finally add your module name to the enabled_modules
section in the config message and restart the bot. The bot should automatically load your function and register the corresponding command.