Signal Bot Framework
Python package to build your own Signal bots.
Installation
See the getting started section in the documentation.
Minimal bot
This is what a minimal bot using signalbot looks like:
import logging
import os
from signalbot import (
Config,
DataMessageContext,
DataMessageHandler,
SendMessage,
SignalBot,
text_triggered,
)
class PingCommand(DataMessageHandler):
@text_triggered("Ping")
async def handle_data_message(self, context: DataMessageContext) -> None:
await context.send(SendMessage(text="Pong"))
if __name__ == "__main__":
bot = SignalBot(
Config(
phone_number=os.environ["PHONE_NUMBER"],
logging_level=logging.INFO,
)
)
bot.register(PingCommand())
bot.start()
Help
See the documentation for more details.
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