Zeeshanahmad4 / FriendTech-Notifier-Bot-FTNB-

🤖 FriendTech Notifier Bot (FTNB): Instantly get notified when someone of interest joins the `friend.tech` platform!

🤖 FriendTech Notifier Bot (FTNB)

[e-mail] ┃ @zeeshanahmad4 ┃ zee#2655 ┃ Zeeshan Ahmad
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Table of Contents

• Project Overview
• Features
  • Future Features (To-Do)
• Requirements
• Usage Examples
  • Setup and Installation Instructions
• Troubleshooting Tips
• Contribution Guidelines

Project Overview 📖

FriendTech Notifier Bot (FTNB) is a specialized bot designed to send instant notifications when specific users join the friend.tech platform. Stay updated and never miss when someone of interest registers on the platform!

Features ✨

• Real-time Monitoring: Monitors friend.tech for new user registrations.
• Instant Notifications: Sends notifications immediately when a user from a predefined list joins.
• User Customization: Allows manual entry of usernames of interest.
• Scalability: Can handle a list of up to 50 usernames.

🚀 Future Enhancements (To-Do):

• Integration with mobile notifications for real-time alerts on smartphones.
• Analytics dashboard to provide insights on user registration trends.
• Enhanced error handling and logging for better troubleshooting.

Usage Examples 💡

from main import main
main()

Setup and Installation Instructions 🔧

Clone the GitHub repository. git clone <repository_url>

Navigate to the project directory. cd friend.tech-bot

• Install necessary dependencies (if any).
• Update the config/settings.py with necessary API keys and configurations.
• Run the main.py script to start the bot.

python main.py

Troubleshooting Tips 🛠️

• Ensure all dependencies are correctly installed.
• Check logs/bot.log for any error logs or warnings.
• Ensure API keys and other configurations in config/settings.py are correctly set.

Contribution Guidelines 🤝

1. Fork the repository to your GitHub account.
2. Clone the forked repository to your local machine.
3. Make your changes or additions.
4. Push your changes to your fork.
5. Submit a pull request to the main repository for review.
6. After review, your changes might be merged!