Create your own Telegram bot from @BotFather and take the bot token
Edit the file config/telegram.json
{ "username": "BOT USERNAME", "token": "BOT TOKEN", "admins": [ "YOUR TELEGRAM ID" ] }
Create your own Wit token on Wit website
Edit the file config/wit.json (for example with italian token)
{ "it-IT": "WIT TOKEN FOR Italian" }
You can repeat the points 3 and 4 for support multiple languages.
You can test if your token is working by running:
$ python src/audiotools/speech.py wit_api_key some_file.mp3 transcription.txt
Create your own Yandex translate token on Yandex website
Edit the file config/yandex.json
{ "translate_key": "YOUR YANDEX TOKEN" }
Install virtualenv and setuptools package
$ python3 -m pip install --upgrade pip
$ pip3 install virtualenv setuptools
Make a note of the full file path to the custom version of Python you just installed
$ which python3
Create the virtual environment while you specify the version of Python you wish to use
$ virtualenv -p /usr/bin/python3 venv
Activate the new virtual environment
$ source venv/bin/activate
Install the requirement packages
(venv) $ pip3 install -r requirements.txt
Run the bot
(venv) $ python3 src/main.py
You can install easily with Docker.
Run the script dockerBuild.sh to generate the docker image from the Dockerfile.
Run the script dockerRun.sh to create and start the docker container.
In the run script, the docker directories config, data and values are binding with the repository directory. If you want to edit the files in the configuration directories you can do this simply by stopping the container. As soon as you finish editing the files, just restart the container to make them active.