def my_text(message):
# We don't need this crap in channel
if message.text == "/start":
return
tz = pytz.timezone(config.timezone)
msg_to_channel = bot.send_message(config.channel_id, message.text, parse_mode="HTML")
dbhelper.insert(message.text.replace("\n","<br />"), formatdate(datetime.timestamp(datetime.now(tz)), localtime=True), msg_to_channel.message_id)
generate_feed()
def my_text(message):
# We don't need this crap in channel
if message.text == "/start":
return
tz = pytz.timezone(config.timezone)
msg_to_channel = bot.send_message(config.channel_id,
message.text,
parse_mode="HTML")
dbhelper.insert(
message.text.replace("\n", "<br />"),
formatdate(datetime.timestamp(datetime.now(tz)), localtime=True),
msg_to_channel.message_id)
generate_feed()
def create(self, params={}, fields=[], session={}):
if '_id' in params and len(params) < 2 or '_id' not in params and len(
params) < 1:
return {"code": 301, "err": "The params is error."}
return dbhelper.insert(self.table, params)
item = fg.add_entry()
# Use message id to form valid URL (new feature in Telegram since Feb 2016)
item.id("{!s}".format(entry["pid"]))
item.link(href="{!s}/{!s}".format(config.bot_link, entry["pid"]),
rel="alternate")
# Set title and content from message text
item.title(entry["ptext"])
item.content(entry["ptext"])
# Set publish/update datetime
item.pubdate(entry["pdate"])
item.updated(entry["pdate"])
# Write RSS/Atom feed to file
# It's preferred to have only one type at a time (or just create two functions)
fg.atom_file('static/atom.xml')
# fg.rss_file('static/rss.xml')
if __name__ == '__main__':
message = "It\'s <b>{!s}</b> o\'clock! (GMT)".format(gmtime().tm_hour)
msg = bot.send_message(config.channel_id,
message,
disable_notification=True,
parse_mode="HTML")
tz = pytz.timezone(config.timezone)
dbhelper.insert(
message,
formatdate(datetime.timestamp(datetime.now(tz)), localtime=True),
msg.message_id)
generate_feed()
fg.lastBuildDate(formatdate(datetime.timestamp(datetime.now(tz)), localtime=True))
fg.title(config.feed_title)
# Set time-to-live (I really don't know why set this)
fg.ttl(5)
# Does this parameter mean anything?
fg.language(config.feed_language)
for entry in entries:
item = fg.add_entry()
# Use message id to form valid URL (new feature in Telegram since Feb 2016)
item.id("{!s}".format(entry["pid"]))
item.link(href="{!s}/{!s}".format(config.bot_link, entry["pid"]), rel="alternate")
# Set title and content from message text
item.title(entry["ptext"])
item.content(entry["ptext"])
# Set publish/update datetime
item.pubdate(entry["pdate"])
item.updated(entry["pdate"])
# Write RSS/Atom feed to file
# It's preferred to have only one type at a time (or just create two functions)
fg.atom_file('static/atom.xml')
# fg.rss_file('static/rss.xml')
if __name__ == '__main__':
message = "It\'s <b>{!s}</b> o\'clock! (GMT)".format(gmtime().tm_hour)
msg = bot.send_message(config.channel_id, message, disable_notification=True, parse_mode="HTML")
tz = pytz.timezone(config.timezone)
dbhelper.insert(message, formatdate(datetime.timestamp(datetime.now(tz)), localtime=True), msg.message_id)
generate_feed()
def insert(): if request.method == 'POST': id = request.form['id'] name = request.form['name'] return dbhelper.insert(id, name)