# bkkcsirip
This is a rather rudimentary script that periodically checks the (not actually public) [BKK notice API](http://www.bkk.hu/apps/bkkinfo/lista-api.php) and posts about irregularities on Twitter. See it in action on the [@bkkcsirip](https://twitter.com/bkkcsirip) Twitter account.
## Usage
The application requires a Redis instance so that it can determine which of the notices is new or changed. The following environment variables are used for configuration:
BKKCSIRIP_TWITTER_APP_KEY
BKKCSIRIP_TWITTER_APP_SECRET
BKKCSIRIP_TWITTER_USER_KEY
BKKCSIRIP_TWITTER_USER_SECRET
BKKCSIRIP_REDIS_URL (optional): the URL for the Redis instance to use (default: redis://localhost:6379/0)
BKKCSIRIP_DATE_LOCALE (optional): override the date locale used in the tweets
BKKCSIRIP_CHECK_INTERVAL (optional): the amount of time to wait between checks, in seconds (default: 60)
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