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A fun telegram bot written in Java
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README.md

GodfishBot

This is a multi-purpose Telegram bot written in Java.
It uses multiple web APIs to pull in various kinds of data.

How to set up

Using maven on the command line

  1. Install maven and cd into the project dir
  2. mvn compile && mvn package
  3. Add your API token(s) to the file called config.json in the target folder. The Telegram Bot Token is required, the others are all optional.
  4. java -jar target/GodfishBot-<version>-jar-with-dependencies.jar

Using IntelliJ IDEA

The process using IDEA is not working perfectly at the moment.
Open the folder (it's an existing project), let it index, run a Build, enter your bot token (and optionally other tokens) in target/config.json, and Run 'Main'. It should work in theory. Manual rebuilds may be required on code changes, haven't got that working yet.