Device Controller Telegram Bot
A Telegram Bot to control Board Pins for Device Controller Arduino Library
Usage
- Install Device Controller Arduino Library in Arduino IDE.
- Use Arduino Uno Controller Example Sketch to test the bot.
- Upload Sketch on the board
- Create new Telegram Bot using BotFather
- Copy API KEY to clipboard
- Install DeviceControllerTelegramBot Using pip
pip3 install DeviceControllerTelegramBot - Use ArduinoUnoController.py from examples to create a Telegram bot
- Assign copied Key to api_key variable
- Update Serial Communication configuration
serial_comms_conf = { 'PORT': "COM[PORT_NUMBER]", 'baud_rate': 9600, 'timeout': 0.0, 'encoding': 'utf-8' }
Update PORT in dictionary
- Start Bot using
python3 ArduinoUnoController.py - Start chat with bot on telegram, it will reply with your telegram chat id, copy chat id and update admin_chat_ids_list
admin_chat_ids_list = [ your_chat_id, another_chat_ids_if_any, ]
- Restart Bot
- Use
/devicescommand to control connected devices
TODO
- Add demonstration image/video
- Add options to control Analog pins
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