PIZZA SHOP BOT

App represents telegram bot for customers of imagined "Pizza Shop". "Pizza shop" is a test online shop with data hosted on Elasticpath e-commerce platform.

Bot allows to user to:

• list all available items
• go into product details
• add them to the cart
• delete items from the cart
• find the nearest pizzeria according to provided address or coordinates
• calculate delivery cost based on the distance to the nearest pizzeria
• process to checkout with the test payment method

Link to telegram bot: Bot

Install

At least Python 3.8 and Git should be already installed.

1. Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/balancy/pizza-bot

2. Go inside cloned repository, create and activate virtal environment:

python -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate (.venv\scripts\activate for Windows)

3. Install dependecies:

pip install -r requirements.txt

4. Rename .env.example to .env and define your environment variables

• CLIENT_ID - client id of your elasticpath account
• CLIENT_SECRET - client secret of your elasticpath account
• TG_BOT_TOKEN - token of your telegram pizza shop bot. Could be acquired via BotFather.
• YANDEX_API_TOKEN - token of your yandex account. Could by acquired via yandex.
• PAYMENT_PROVIDER_TOKEN - token of payment provider for your telegram bot. Could be acquired via BotFather.

Launch telegram bot via console

python bot.py

Launch telegram bot via docker

Create docker image

docker build -t pizza-bot .

Launch docker container

1. You can use the following command if you want to use the same setup of environment variables we used locally:

docker run --env-file ./.env pizza-bot

2. If you want to use different setup of environment variables:

Make a copy of .env file:

cp .env .env.prod

Define your proper production environment variables in .env.prod

• CLIENT_ID - client id of your elasticpath account
• CLIENT_SECRET - client secret of your elasticpath account
• TG_BOT_TOKEN - token of your telegram pizza shop bot. Could be acquired via BotFather.
• YANDEX_API_TOKEN - token of your yandex account. Could by acquired via yandex.
• PAYMENT_PROVIDER_TOKEN - token of payment provider for your telegram bot. Could be acquired via BotFather.

Run container:

docker run --env-file ./.env.dev pizza-bot

Test payment card for telegram bot

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Launch fb bot via console locally

1. Configure webhook for fb

2. Create redis db

3. Rename .env.example to .env and define your environment variables

• CLIENT_ID - client id of your elasticpath account
• CLIENT_SECRET - client secret of your elasticpath account
• PAGE_ACCESS_TOKEN - fb web hook page access token
• VERIFY_TOKEN - fb web hook verify token
• REDIS_HOST - redis db
• REDIS_PORT - redis port
• REDIS_PASSWORD - redis password

4. Launch app

gunicorn fb_bot:app