simple-blogger 0.0.1

A simple blogger library

PythonSimpleBlogger library (simple_blogger)

This is simple library to make simple blog project with Python. The library is distributed under the MIT license and can be downloaded and used by anyone.

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How to install

To install, you can use the command:

pip3 install simple_blogger

Or download the repository from GitHub

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Initialization

Just start with a simple code.

blogger = simple_blogger.CommonBlogger(PUT-YOUR-TELEGRAM-PRIVATE-CHAT-ID-IN-HERE)
blogger.init_project()

It initalizes folder structure of your own blog project in the working directory.

Blog topics

Find project ideas json-file in files/ideas folder. Fill it with topics and categories of your blog.

Creating tasks

Call push.

blogger.push()

It creates tasks json-file in files folder with dates of publications and prompts to AI that generate image and text for topics.

Adding Tasks

Put any json-file in files/ideas folder. It has to be idea-structured. You can put as many idea-files in idea folder as you want.

Call revert to put unhandled tasks back in backlog.

blogger.revert()

Call push again. Now all backloged tasks and new ideas are in progress.

Publication Review

Call review to send tommorow's publication to your private telegram channel.

blogger.review()

Publication

Call send to send today's publication to your public telegram channel.

blogger.send()

Note: call review before send or call send with image_gen=True(to produce image) and text_gen=True(to produce text).

Error handling

If something goes wrong method sends Exception text to your private telegram channel.

Default parameters

Library uses working directory name as project name and production telegram channel name by default.

Environment variables

Library uses dall-e-3 model to generate images and deepseek-chat to generate texts by default and sends publications to telegram channels. It needs following environment variables:

• BLOGGER_BOT_TOKEN
• OPENAI_API_KEY
• DEEPSEEK_API_KEY

From the developer

There are(or will be) more examples of using this library in sibling repos on GitHub