A Line bot understands Chinese, because OLAMI is behind the scene to read what you typed. It's only been tested on Python 3.6, but should also support Python 3.5.
Use this Line QR code to add the bot:
This bot currently only has KKBOX and weather modules enabled for the OLAMI service. And since this is just for test, some debug and error messages will be directly forwarded to the user.
Note: This Line bot is hosted on a Heroku free dyno, So if this bot is not responding, it might reached its limited capacity. You might have to wait a while.
You need to have credentials for both OLAMI and Line Message API. Follow the instructions on their website to acquire the following information for your chat bot:
- Line Channel Secret
- Line Channel Access Token
- OLAMI App Key
- OLAMI App Secret
Environment variables are used to configure the system. Make sure you have exported the following environment variables:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
FLASK_ENV |
The value should be production for production environment. |
LINE_CHANNEL_ACCESS_TOKEN |
Your Line channel access token. |
LINE_CHANNEL_SECRET |
Your Line channel secret. |
OLAMI_APP_KEY |
Your OLAMI service app key. |
OLAMI_APP_SECRET |
Your OLAMI service app secret. |
Line Message API requires the server hosting the bot service to use
HTTPS and SSL certificate issued by an authorized certificate authority (CA).
So it is recommended to use PaaS services like Heroku to deploy the bot.
This repo has a Procfile included, so deploy it to Heroku should works out of the box.
The development environment is managed by Pipenv, so be sure you are familiar with it.
For development environment, set up the following environment variables:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
FLASK_ENV |
The value should be development for development environment. |