from ttapi import Bot
AUTH = 'HDuKXnXcExdxcpjGuVVOuSEJ'
USERID = '511479b5eb35c11c9a3b65e1'
ROOMID = '5114792feb35c11c9a3b65e0'
bot = Bot(AUTH, USERID, ROOMID)
def speak(data):
name = data['name']
text = data['text']
if text == '/hello':
bot.speak('Hey! How are you %s ?' % name)
bot.on('speak', speak)
bot.start()
from sys import exit
import json
import re
import sqlite3 as sql
# There should be a file in the same directory as the bot
# that is named myConfig.py. This file shold contain some
# variables that we need to connect to tt.fm
# For example:
# myUserID = 'XXXXXX'
# myAuthKet = 'XXXXXX'
# defaultRoom = 'XXXXXX'
# ownerID = 'XXXXXX'
# dbFile = '<BotName>.sqlite'
bot = Bot(myAuthKey, myUserID, defaultRoom)
# Define callbacks
def roomChanged(data):
global theUsersList
global theBopList
global curSongID
global curDjID
global theOpList
global maxDjCount
global roomDJs
global roomOwner
roomInfo = data['room']
roomMeta = roomInfo['metadata']
curDjID = roomMeta['current_dj']
# -*- coding: iso-8859-15 -*- import twitter import re import settings # this is a relative import. Not sure it works in all versions of python, but seems okay in 2.7.x from ttapi import Bot from random import choice, shuffle ADDRESSING_REQUIRED = True ADDRESSING_PATTERNS = ( r'@?%s[,:;]?\s+(.*)' % settings.TURNTABLE['name'].lower(), r'(.*),?\s+@?%s[\.!\?]?' % settings.TURNTABLE['name'].lower(), ) # Initialize Turntable bot tt_bot = Bot(settings.TURNTABLE['auth'], settings.TURNTABLE['user'], settings.TURNTABLE['room']) # Connect to Twitter account, if settings are in place if hasattr(settings, 'TWITTER'): tw_bot = twitter.Api(**settings.TWITTER) # These globals serve as a short term database. RECENT_SONGS = [] BOPPING = False # Utility function def add_current_song(data): "This function adds the current song to queue. Expects to receive data from tt_bot.roomInfo()" current_song = data['room']['metadata']['songlog'][-1] tt_bot.playlistAdd(current_song['_id'], 999999) # add to bottom of queue
