- Project using OOP and SOLID
- Using my database library
- Fun-made project
- Awesome abstractions
This is a telegram bot-game that I made for fun and RP in one conversation where I often chat
The essence of the game is this: each person has his own "prisoner's passport", which stores some information, namely:
Real namePseudonymNumber of years spent in prisonSocial rating (how respected)SpecializationSpecialization levelStatus (also as far as respect, but already a certain rank)Date of entry into the chatWhether a person was noticed by the python programming languageWas the person mentioned in bugurts(not joustings)
The passport must be linked to at least one telegram account. But the bot supports the function of storing one passport for several people at once. All information is stored in a database and can be obtained in the form of a passport by anyone.
This is done in several ways, but they all use the /passport command:
/passportwithout reply to message. Displays the passport of the person who sent the message, if it exists/passportwith reply to message. Displays the passport of the person whose message this command was sent to, if it exists/passport {id}displays the passport of a person with the given telegram id, if it exists/passport {pseudonym}displays the passport of a person with the given pseudonym, if it exists
This project helped me gain experience in databases and showed in practice how useful my database library is. Thanks to the development of this bot, I understood how to identify users by ID, learned how to work with several tables at once, how to move data to a new table, and in general I learned PostrgeSQL better. Well, my chat friends were also happy to receive such RP