Closed ErikBoesen closed 5 years ago
Oh, also, you can change the name of the BOT_TOKEN
environment variable if you want, and you can also change the crosscountrybot
name I chose to something else. That was just an example which you're welcome to go with but don't have to.
@reteps hey, does this look OK?
Yeah, will look at it in a couple days.
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I decided that i would rather build directly off the api, so that any changes you make dont break my program. sorry!
Applying this change will require that you set an environment variable
BOT_TOKEN
on Heroku (see https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/config-vars for help) to the token you get when creating your bot on MeBots (see http://mebots.co/documentation for an explanation of this process). I recommend you set a variable for the GroupMe token as well, and update the README accordingly. I am happy to give you advice on any aspect of this! :)Fixes #1