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stocksbot

A telegram bot to report stocks and currency conversion rate values, written in Go.

How to customise it

The code is configured to send messages in times defined by me, suiting my needs. For this, I used robfig/cron library to create cron schedules. The configuration is the same as a crontab. If you need help to create a cron, here is a link to help you.

Also, if you want to add another stock or replace the current one, just do the following:

applStock, err := quote.Get("APPL")
if err != nil {
    return nil, err
}
values = append(values, types.NewFinance(applStock))

In this example, I used Apple stock symbol to fetch information about their stocks.

For currencies, the code is almost the same:

eurBrl, err := forex.Get("EURBRL=X")
if err != nil {
    return nil, err
}
values = append(values, types.NewFinance(&eurBrl.Quote))

The code above will fetch information about how much does a EUR costs in BRL.

Don't forget to update the container timezone accordingly. The default is set to my location America/Sao_Paulo. All you need is to update this line from the Dockerfile:

ENV TZ=America/Sao_Paulo

How to use it

If you don't have a bot and/or group

Before executing the code, you need to set up a bot and have a telegram group. You will need a group ID in which the bot will send messages to and a token for your bot. To get the group ID, just add the IDBot to the group and send a /getgroupid message. For the bot, just follow this tutorial and at the end of the set up, a token will be generated for you.

Last step is to consume the group ID and the bot token. Just replace these lines on main.go:

telegramToken  = "<my-bot-token>"
telegramChatID = int64(<my-group-id>)

How to run

  • The simple way (if you have Golang already installed in your machine)
    • go run main.go
  • The simple way with Docker (yeah, you don't have to install any dependencies)
    • docker build -t stocksbot . then
    • docker run --detach stocksbot

That's it. Feel free to provide feedback and/or report issues.

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