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botlib/examples/telegram-send/main-recurring.py
2022-04-09 03:45:48 +02:00

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#!/usr/bin/env python3
from botlib.cron import Cron
from botlib.helper import Log
from botlib.oncedb import OnceDB
from botlib.tgclient import TGClient
# the pipeline process logic is split up:
# - you can have one file for generating the entries and writing to db (import)
# e.g., import an example from web-scraper and call download()
# - and another file to read db and send its entries to telegram (this file)
# of course, you can put your download logic inside this file as well
import sub_job_a as jobA
import sub_job_b as jobB
cron = Cron()
bot = TGClient(__API_KEY__, polling=True, allowedUsers=['my-username'])
bot.set_on_kill(cron.stop)
def main():
def clean_db(_) -> None:
Log.info('[clean up]')
OnceDB('cache.sqlite').cleanup(limit=150)
def notify_jobA(_) -> None:
jobA.download(topic='development', cohort='dev:py')
send2telegram(__A_CHAT_ID__)
def notify_jobB(_) -> None:
jobB.download()
send2telegram(__ANOTHER_CHAT_ID__)
# Log.info('Ready')
cron.add_job(10, notify_jobA) # every 10 min
cron.add_job(30, notify_jobB) # every 30 min
cron.add_job(1440, clean_db) # daily
cron.start()
# cron.fire()
def send2telegram(chat_id: int) -> None:
db = OnceDB('cache.sqlite')
# db.mark_all_done()
def _send(cohort: str, uid: str, obj: str) -> bool:
Log.info('[push] {} {}'.format(cohort, uid))
msg = bot.send(chat_id, obj, parse_mode='HTML',
disable_web_page_preview=True)
return msg is not None
if not db.foreach(_send):
# send() sleeps 45 sec (on error), safe to call immediatelly
send2telegram(chat_id)
main()