NosenStory (a.k.a. "Nonsensical Story") is an improvised party game where players answer given short questions, and as result their answers are composed in a brief nonsensical story which is fun to read!
NS API is a client-agnostic interface for maintaining NosenStory's game process across multiple chat platforms.
- Python 3.x and pip
- needed to run Pipenv (not related to Python binaries required for bot)
- Pipenv
- needed to reserve dependencies on per-project basis
- PostgreSQL
- needed to store data and get reliable read/write access to it
Make sure you've fetched submodules as well.
$ git submodule init && git submodule update
Create .env file from .env.example and revise variables (PSQL_* for PostgreSQL connection):
$ cp .env.example .env && nano .env
Project contains meta files specifc to PyCharm IDE (in the author's humble opinion, it's more than feasible for working with Python). These include some sort of inspection guideline to prevent code smell.
- Set Pipenv as project interpreter (SDK). It also must install dependencies listed in
Pipfile. - Fetch latest gRPC stubs by running configuration "setup_stubs".
- Run configuration "api" to activate NS API.
Use virtual environment for project and install/update dependencies:
$ pipenv shell
$ pipenv install
After that, generate fresh gRPC stubs:
$ python setup.py stubs
Run NS API within virtual environment using one simple command:
$ python -m api
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