bot_transport

System with abstract class transport handlers. Include Redis for queues on receive, send methods. Packed in docker instances.

How to run

1. Install docker engine and compose
2. Create .env from exapmle_env and put your keys
3. Run commands
   • docker compose build --no-cache
   • docker compose up or docker compose up -d

Architecture

Project Structure

Here's a brief overview of the project structure and what each part is responsible for:

/app

• Dockerfile: Docker configuration for the app service.
• abc_handler: Abstract Base Classes for handling messages and connections.
  • init.py: Initialization file for the Python package.
  • abstract_connector.py: Defines the AbstractConnector class for all connectors.
  • handlers.py: Contains handler classes for processing messages.
• bot_logic.py: The main logic for bot operation.
• example_env: An example environment file outlining required environment variables.

/discord

• Dockerfile: Docker configuration for the Discord bot service.
• abc_handler: Different to /app/abc_handler, have some modifications, contains abstract classes and handlers.
• discord_transport.py: Entry point for the Discord transport service.
• sender.py: Handles sending messages back to the Discord server.
• supervisord.conf: Configuration for supervisord to manage multiple processes.
• example_env: Example environment variables specific to Discord service.

/telegram

• Dockerfile: Docker configuration for the Telegram bot service.
• abc_handler: Different to /app/abc_handler, have some modifications, contains abstract classes and handlers.
• example_env: Example environment variables specific to Telegram service.
• exithooks.py: Utility file for clean exits in the application.
• run_bot.py: (If applicable) A separate runner for the Telegram bot.
• sender.py: Handles sending messages back to the Telegram server.
• supervisord.conf: Configuration for supervisord to manage multiple processes.
• telegram_transport.py: Entry point for the Telegram transport service.