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A CLI tool for bothub.studio service

Project description

This package provides command line interface to Bothub.studio service.

Installation

To install bothub-cli:

$ pip install bothub-cli

or, if you are not installing in a virtualenv:

$ sudo pip install bothub-cli

The bothub-cli package works on python2 and 3 both.

Getting Started

Before using bothub-cli, you need to tell it about your Bothub.studio credentials.

$ bothub configure
Username: myuser
Password: mysecret

Then it stores access token on ~/.bothub directory.

To start build a new bot:

$ mkdir mybot
$ cd mybot
$ bothub init
Project name: mybot

Now you have a starter echo bot:

.
|-- bothub
|   |-- bot.py
|   `-- __init__.py
|-- bothub.yml
|-- requirements.txt
`-- tests

Edit bot.py below for your purpose.

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

from __future__ import (absolute_import, division, print_function, unicode_literals)

from bothub_client.bot import BaseBot


class Bot(BaseBot):
    """Represent a Bot logic which interacts with a user.

    BaseBot superclass have methods belows:

    * Send message
      * self.send_message(message, user_id=None, channel=None)
    * Data Storage
      * self.set_project_data(data)
      * self.get_project_data()
      * self.set_user_data(data, user_id=None, channel=None)
      * self.get_user_data(user_id=None, channel=None)

    When you omit user_id and channel argument, it regarded as a user
    who triggered a bot.
    """

    def handle_message(self, event, context):
        self.send_message(event['content'])

and deploy it.

$ bothub deploy

You also need to configure channel to use.

$ bothub channel add telegram --api-key=<my-api-key>

Usage

Usage: bothub [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Bothub is a command line tool that configure, init, and deploy bot codes
to BotHub.Studio service

Options:
  --help  Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  channel    Setup channels of current project
  configure  Setup credentials
  deploy     Deploy project
  init       Initialize project
  ls         List projects
  rm         Delete a project

Setup

Authorize a user and get access token.

$ bothub configure

Project management

Initialize project on current directory. Create a echo chatbot code.

$ bothub init

Deploy current project.

$ bothub deploy

List of projects.

$ bothub ls

Delete a project.

$ bothub rm <project_name>

Channel management

List of channels for current project.

$ bothub channel ls

Add a channel for current project.

$ bothub channel add telegram --api-key=<api_key>
$ bothub channel add facebook --app-id=<app_id> --app-secret=<app_secret> --page-access-token=<page_access_token>

Remove a channel from current project.

$ bothub channel rm <channel>

Resources

  • Documentation (TBD)

License

Apache License 2.0

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