Update:
Step 1) You may download the app on Android by contacting us on Telegram for the apk file @anchengyang or @adigiraffe
Step 2) You will then need to register an account on the app
Step 3) You will be able to login to the account through the Telegram Bot @orbitaltest_bot
Step 4) After logging in, you will be able to take trades that the bot suggests, or you can explore the command menu for other features
Alternatively:
You may run the app on your local machine
Ensure you have node, npm and expo-cli installed
Pick a local directory and clone this repository with:
git clone https://github.com/adityajirafe/orbital22.git
Once that is done, run npm i which will install the relevant dependencies necessary to run the application
Following which, firebase setup is required. You can either choose to:
a) Email us at [email protected] or [email protected] to obtain the Firebase API Key or
b) Set up Firebase yourself
After setting up Firebase, navigate to the directory containing App.js and run expo-start
Create a .env file in the main directory and insert your Firebase configuration in the format below:
apiKey=""
authDomain=""
projectId=""
storageBucket=""
messagingSenderId=""
appId=""
measurementId=""
databaseURL=""
telegramToken=""
FtxApiKey=""
FtxApiSecret=""
Go to https://console.firebase.google.com/. create an account if you do not have one already
Click on Add Project
Give your project any name and click next
Enable Google Analytics and click next
Choose Default Account for Firebase and click next
Under Authentication, click get started on sign-in methods and enable Email/Password. There is no need to enable 'Email link (passwordless sign-in)'
Under Firebase Database, click create database and start in test mode
Select the default Cloud Firestore location and click enable
On the home page, add a web app to get started and give it a name. Click register.
Copy the values under const firebaseConfig into your .env file as stated above
Disclaimer: Since the bot is in constant development, we will not be hosting the bot on any server for visitors to try, as it limits our ability to improve the bot.
Update: The bot is currently live and hosted on PythonAnywhere. However, there may be times when the bot is down as we are still working on it.
As such, to those who wish to use our code to test the bot, the solution is to clone the repository and create your own bot. A brief description is showed below:
Run cd orbital22/telebot
Run code . to open up the files in VSCode
Run python -m venv venv in the terminal to create a virtual environment
Run venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1 in the terminal to navigate to the working environment
Run pip install virtualenv
Run source venv/bin/activate
All dependencies used for the python telegram bot are stored in requirements.txt
Run pip install -r requirements.txt in the venv in order to download the dependencies into the working environment
Using @BotFather on telegram, create a new bot and receive the bot token. input it inside the .env file
Input your FTX api_key and api_secret inside the .env file
Run python telebot.py