Telegram Bot

Telegram bot implemented in Java, using Spring Boot and the Telegram Bot API. This bot supports a variety of commands to interact with different functionalities. Below is a list of available commands and descriptions:

• /start - Start the bot.
• /help - Display the list of available commands.
• /news - Get the latest news.
• /fact - Get a random fact.
• /stickers - Get a random sticker.
• /reddit or /meme - Get a random post from a subreddit.
• /shitpost - Get a random shitpost.
• /tts - Convert text to speech.
• /gpt - Generate text using GPT-3.
• /logs - Get the logs of the bot.

Configuration

• Obtain bot token and bot username through BotFather.
• Add your bot to a Telegram group.

Running the Bot

In order to run the bot, you need to create a .env file in the root directory of the project with the following environment variables:

Required

BOT_TOKEN=<<YOUR_BOT_TOKEN>>
BOT_USERNAME=<<YOUR_BOT_USERNAME>>
BOT_WINNER_NAME=<<YOUR_BOT_WINNER_NAME>>

Optional

ELEVENLABS_API_KEY=<<YOUR_ELEVENLABS_API_KEY1, YOUR_ELEVENLABS_API_KEY2, ...>>
ELEVENLABS_VOICE_ID=Ybqj6CIlqb6M85s9Bl4n;

GROQ_API_KEY=<<YOUR_GROQ_API_KEY>>;
GROQ_MODEL=<<YOUR_GROQ_MODEL>>;

NEWS_API_KEY=<<YOUR_NEWS_API_KEY>>;

Docker Setup

Run the following command to start the bot in a Docker container:

docker-compose -f docker/dev-compose.yaml up -d

Maven Setup

Run the following commands to start the bot using Maven:

mvn clean install
mvn spring-boot:run

Changing the Bot's Behavior

You can change the bot's responses by modifying csv files in the src/main/resources/changelog/data directory.