As a Facebook developer “Turn Facebook messenger into a horoscope lookup bot

Tram Ho

5 years ago

Introduce

In a society where houses, people, from small children to the elderly, from rural to urban, they use social networks. Especially the thing that most people use is facebook. So what is facebook or how to play facebook, I will not mention it in this article, hey! With me as a programmer today, here I will guide you to play Facebook in a cool, real way.

My product made today is: Turn your personal messenger on facebook into a versatile bot.

Demo

Begin

I think it’s a Python code guy so in this article, I would like to use Python to dance ax through the eyes of workers.

Preparation: Những thứ chuẩn bị ở đây anh/em code python chắc chắn biết cài rồi nên mình chỉ liệt kê mà không hưóng dẫn nữa nhé
- Python 3.6
- Installing fbchat libraries and requests:

 $ pip install fbchat requests

1	$ pip install fbchat requests

- Create a folder project : Sure, when the code we need to throw code into a folder here, I name the folder nguyenmanh_messenger_bot .
- Create main.py file: * This is the file I will code the main program in here =)) nói những thứ thừa thãi v**
- Create file tu_vi.py : Used to code things related to the horoscope API
- Create session.json file: Use to save the facebook session
- Create file nguyen_manh_bot.py : Used to code bot messenger
List of APIs used in the article:
- Horoscope of the zodiac daily: https://api.kma-chatbot.com/cunghoangdao.php?cung=<Tên cung hoàng đạo>
  - Example zodiac: Pisces
- Horoscope 12 animals daily: https://api.kma-chatbot.com/tuvi.php?tuoi=<con giáp>
  - Armor example: Ox

Deploy code

Code tu_vi.py :

 import requests


class TuVi ():
    def __init __ (self):
        pass

    def con_giap (self, Cgiap = ''):
        url = 'https://api.kma-chatbot.com/tuvi.php?tuoi= {}' .format (Cgiap.strip ())
        loi_phan = '' # Judgment

        try:
            r = requests.get (url)
            data_json = r.json ()

            set_attributes = data_json.get ('set_attributes')

            if set_attributes:
                loi_phan = '----- {} ----- n- {} n- {} n- {} n- {} n'.format (
                    set_attributes.get ('tvcongiap'),
                    set_attributes.get ('congviec'),
                    set_attributes.get ('tinhcam'),
                    set_attributes.get ('taivan'),
                    set_attributes.get ('cantrong')
                )
        except:
            loi_phan = 'Maybe your armor is wrong :('

        return loi_phan

    def cung_hoang_dao (self, cung_hd = ''):
        # This is for API and then you write yourself =)) Lazy!
        pass

import requests

class TuVi ():

def __init __ (self):

pass

def con_giap (self, Cgiap = ''):

url = 'https://api.kma-chatbot.com/tuvi.php?tuoi= {}' .format (Cgiap.strip ())

loi_phan = '' # Judgment

try:

r = requests.get (url)

data_json = r.json ()

set_attributes = data_json.get ('set_attributes')

if set_attributes:

loi_phan = '----- {} ----- n- {} n- {} n- {} n- {} n'.format (

set_attributes.get ('tvcongiap'),

set_attributes.get ('congviec'),

set_attributes.get ('tinhcam'),

set_attributes.get ('taivan'),

set_attributes.get ('cantrong')

)

except:

loi_phan = 'Maybe your armor is wrong :('

return loi_phan

def cung_hoang_dao (self, cung_hd = ''):

# This is for API and then you write yourself =)) Lazy!

pass

Code nguyen_manh_bot.py

 # - * - coding: UTF-8 - * -
from fbchat.models import *
from fbchat import log, Client

from tu_vi import TuVi


class NguyenManhBot (Client):
    def onMessage (self, author_id, message_object, thread_id, thread_type, ** kwargs):
        self.markAsDelivered (thread_id, message_object.uid)
        self.markAsRead (thread_id)

        log.info ("{} from {} in {}". format (message_object, thread_id, thread_type.name))

        if author_id! = self.uid:
            if message_object.text:
                if message_object.text == '/ Getid' or message_object.text == '/ getid':
                    self.send (Message (text = message_object.author), thread_id = thread_id, thread_type = thread_type)

                elif '/ tuvi' in message_object.text:
                    tuoi = message_object.text [message_object.text.index ('/ tuvi') + len ('/ tuvi'):]
                    tuvi = TuVi ()
                    loi_phan = tuvi.con_giap (Cgiap = tuoi)
                    self.send (Message (text = loi_phan), thread_id = thread_id, thread_type = thread_type)
                else:
                    self.send (Message (
                        text = 'n I am Nguyen Manh. n - I will rep after going back to work - If I look at the horoscope, type / tuvi <age>; For example: n- Your message: {0} '. format (
                            message_object.text)),
                        thread_id = thread_id,
                        thread_type = thread_type
                    )

# - * - coding: UTF-8 - * -

from fbchat.models import *

from fbchat import log, Client

from tu_vi import TuVi

class NguyenManhBot (Client):

def onMessage (self, author_id, message_object, thread_id, thread_type, ** kwargs):

self.markAsDelivered (thread_id, message_object.uid)

self.markAsRead (thread_id)

log.info ("{} from {} in {}". format (message_object, thread_id, thread_type.name))

if author_id! = self.uid:

if message_object.text:

if message_object.text == '/ Getid' or message_object.text == '/ getid':

self.send (Message (text = message_object.author), thread_id = thread_id, thread_type = thread_type)

elif '/ tuvi' in message_object.text:

tuoi = message_object.text [message_object.text.index ('/ tuvi') + len ('/ tuvi'):]

tuvi = TuVi ()

loi_phan = tuvi.con_giap (Cgiap = tuoi)

self.send (Message (text = loi_phan), thread_id = thread_id, thread_type = thread_type)

else:

self.send (Message (

text = 'n I am Nguyen Manh. n - I will rep after going back to work - If I look at the horoscope, type / tuvi <age>; For example: n- Your message: {0} '. format (

message_object.text)),

thread_id = thread_id,

thread_type = thread_type

)

Code main.py

 import json

from nguyen_manh_bot import NguyenanhBot


def main ():
    # Load pre-login session if available
    với mở ('session.json') as f:
        session_cookies = json.load (f)

    client = NguyenManhBot ('username', 'password', session_cookies = session_cookies)

    # Get the session and save it to the file so that the next time you can log in
    session_cookies_new = client.getSession ()
    with open ('session.json', 'w') as outfile:
        json.dump (session_cookies_new, outfile)

    # Listen to feedback from the messenger
    client.listen ()


if __name__ == '__main__':
    main ()

import json

from nguyen_manh_bot import NguyenanhBot

def main ():

# Load pre-login session if available

với mở ('session.json') as f:

session_cookies = json.load (f)

client = NguyenManhBot ('username', 'password', session_cookies = session_cookies)

# Get the session and save it to the file so that the next time you can log in

session_cookies_new = client.getSession ()

with open ('session.json', 'w') as outfile:

json.dump (session_cookies_new, outfile)

# Listen to feedback from the messenger

client.listen ()

if __name__ == '__main__':

main ()

Put code on heroku

Render JSON, which library is good?

Japan: Code will become compulsory subject from 5th grade by 2020

Now you have a pretty ok bot, you can run it locally, but to be more professional, we should put it on heroku so that it doesn’t have to turn on it to listen forever =))

Step 1: Go to heroku to create an account
- Go to https://signup.heroku.com/login to register for an account
Step 2: Create app heroku
- After registering an account and https://dashboard.heroku.com/apps to create an app
Step 3: Install git and heroku on the device
- Heroku does use git so we can install git on the machine
  - Window, download: https://git-scm.com/downloads
  - Linux runs the command: sudo apt-get install git
- Set heroku
  - Window: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/heroku-cli
  - Linux: sudo snap install --classic heroku
Step 4: Deploy code on heroku
- In order for heroku to run your code, you need to create a ‘Procfile’ file in the project with the content

 worker: python test.py

1	worker: python test.py

Follow the steps below to put the code up

 $ heroku login

1	$ heroku login

Initialize git

 $ git init

1	$ git init

Add remote of heroku to git Thay nguyen-manh-messenger with the app name you created on heroku

 $ heroku git: remote -a nguyen-manh-messenger

1	$ heroku git: remote -a nguyen-manh-messenger

Your Deploy app

 $ git add.
$ git commit -am "First time doing that"
$ git push heroku master

$ git add.

$ git commit -am "First time doing that"

$ git push heroku master

Result

Source code: https://github.com/nguyenmanh1997/nguyenmanh-messager
After following the instructions above, you already have a bot tra cứu tử vi on your personal messenger. Now enjoy the fruits.
You rely on your code and upgrade more new functions.
Good luck!

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