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telegram-pusher

This is some dumb thing that will take messages from telegram and relay through https://pusher.com to a web application.

I've provided a simple PHP script that does a channel thing to show a "notification". On my Nexus 6P, if the phone is unlocked, and the page is still loaded while Chrome is in memory, the alert will bring the user to my notification page

Getting Started

Clone this repo and enter it
$ virtualenv venv
$ source venv/bin/activate
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
Register with the Telegram Botfather (https://telegram.me/botfather)
Register with Pusher (https://pusher.com)
create set_env.sh with the following environment variables and fill them with the corrosponding values
- telegram_token
- pusher_appid
- pusher_key
- pusher_secret
$ python pushtest.py
On your web server, place the index.php file and allow it to get arguments
edit the index.php to have your pusher appid
send your bot /start to see if it responds

Demo

Visit http://t.me/c0dePushNotifyBot and do /start
You will be given a link to https://dev.c0defox.es/push/?channel=
Send this link to people you want to recieve the notification
Post a message to the telegram bot

IDK what will happen if you try to send a message to the bot without doing a /start first