xcryptowatch 0.1.2

A program to monitor crypto trends on social media.

XCryptoWatch

XCryptoWatch is a powerful Python tool that monitors social media platforms (Twitter, Truth Social, and Bluesky) for cryptocurrency-related posts from specified accounts. It uses OpenAI's GPT to analyze posts and can notify users via email when relevant cryptocurrency content is detected.

Features

• Multi-platform social media monitoring:
  • Twitter
  • Truth Social
  • Bluesky
• AI-powered post analysis using OpenAI's GPT
• Flexible notification system:
  • Postal API support
  • SMTP email support
• Configurable monitoring intervals
• Interactive command-line interface
• Comprehensive logging system

Installation

To install XCryptoWatch, simply run:

pip install xcryptowatch

Requirements

• Python 3.9 or higher
• Required packages (automatically installed):
  • postalsend
  • jsonschema
  • tweepy
  • openai
  • truthbrush
  • atproto

Configuration

XCryptoWatch requires a configuration file (config.json) with your API credentials and settings. On first run, the program will guide you through creating this configuration.

Required credentials:

• Twitter API credentials (optional)
• Truth Social credentials (optional)
• Bluesky credentials (optional)
• OpenAI API key
• Email settings (SMTP or Postal)

Usage

1. Start XCryptoWatch:

xcryptowatch

2. Use the interactive menu to:

• Start/stop watching different platforms
• Add new accounts to monitor
• Add notification recipients
• Configure API credentials and settings

Menu Options

1. Start watching tweets
2. Stop watching tweets
3. Start watching truths
4. Stop watching truths
5. Start watching bluesky
6. Stop watching bluesky
7. Add a new account to watch
8. Add a new recipient to notify
9. Configure XCryptoWatch

Configuration Options

The configuration interface allows you to set:

• Social media API credentials
• Monitoring intervals
• Email notification settings
• OpenAI API key

Development

git clone https://github.com/steelproxy/xcryptowatch.git
cd xcryptowatch
pip install -e .

License

MIT License - see LICENSE file for details.

Author

Collin Rodes ([e-mail])

Version

Current version: 0.1.1

Contributing

1. Fork the repository
2. Create your feature branch
3. Commit your changes
4. Push to the branch
5. Create a new Pull Request

Security Note

Keep your config.json file secure as it contains sensitive API credentials. The file is automatically added to .gitignore to prevent accidental commits.