Bot-Management

This is a Bot Management where you can stop or run codes and manage them as you need

Requirements

• Install the requirements by running: pip install -r requirements.txt.
• You need a module called Json Module. After downloading the zip, extract it into the Lib folder of your Virtual Environment or the Lib directory where Python is located (on Windows). The structure of the folder must be:

json_m/
    __init__.py
    json_m.py

Explanation

• The main folder contains various subfolders, but the essential one is Bots.

• Within the Bots folder, there are two sample folders that you can delete and replace with your own. Ensure they follow the same structure as the provided ones.

• Each bot folder contains main.py and config.json.

  • config.json: Contains data, with a focus on the "props" section, which provides parameters used by main.py.
  • main.py: Contains a variable config_props, initialized by retrieving data from config.json using the provided Json Module.

• Additionally, there's a data folder containing bot.log.

• Here's an example of the structure and content of main.py, config.json, and the data/bot.log file:

  • main.py:

  from json_m.json_m import json_file, Operation
  
  config_props = json_file("config.json", Operation.GET, "props")
  
  # Main Code Start
  while True:
      pass

  • config.json

  {
      "name": "DBolt",
      "id": 0,
      "on_start_run": true,
      "props": {
          "command_prefix": "?",
          "bot_token": "uhygtfrdessdf"
      }
  }

  • data/bot.log

  2024-03-24 10:51:36,480 - __main__ - INFO - Bot started successfuly.
  2024-03-24 10:51:36,480 - __main__ - INFO - Bot started successfuly.
  

Get Started

To get started with Bot Management, follow these steps:

1. Run Flask App: Navigate to the root directory of your project where app.py is located. Run the Flask app by executing the command:

   python app.py

   This will start the Flask app and make it accessible locally.

2. Access the App: Once the Flask app is running, you can access it by opening a web browser and navigating to:

   • http://localhost:2010
   • http://YOUR_LOCAL_WIFI_IP:2010

3. Manage Bots: Upon accessing the app, you'll see a grid displaying the bots from the Bots folder. You can stop or run each bot by clicking the corresponding buttons in the grid.

4. Configure Bot Settings:

   • Settings Icon: Click the settings icon next to each bot entry to access its settings.
   • Modify Bot Props: On the settings page, you can modify the properties of the bot, such as name, command prefix, and bot token, you can remove them and add you own properties by changing the config.json file in the Bot directory.
   • Save Changes: After making modifications, click the "Save" button to save the changes to the JSON file corresponding to that bot.

License:

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license. See LICENSE for more information.

That's it! You're now ready to manage your bots efficiently using the Bot Management system.

Feel free to adjust the instructions as needed to fit your specific application and audience.

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