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- Updated the payment router to replace hardcoded model values with dynamic references to GPTModels. - Improved the creation of inline keyboards for payment methods, ensuring better alignment with user selections. - Enhanced error handling in callback query handlers to log errors and improve debugging capabilities. - Simplified the structure of callback query handling for better readability and maintainability.
- Removed the global debug handler from the bot to streamline callback processing. - Replaced console logging with enhanced debug functions in the payment router for better object and keyboard state logging. - Updated logger configuration to improve time formatting and added new debugging helpers for complex objects and keyboard structures. - Simplified callback query handling by focusing on specific debug outputs, enhancing overall readability and maintainability.
- Updated logger configuration to change time formatting to 'yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM:ss.l' for better clarity. - Added module prefix to log messages by overriding log methods in child loggers, improving traceability of logs across different modules. - Simplified the creation of child loggers to include module context, enhancing overall logging structure and readability.
- Streamlined the logger methods to include module prefixes for better traceability. - Simplified lazy evaluation helpers for cleaner code and improved readability. - Enhanced debugging helpers to directly log serialized objects, reducing redundancy in code.
- Introduced a helper function to add module prefixes to logger methods, enhancing code clarity and reducing redundancy. - Simplified the creation of child loggers by utilizing the new helper, improving maintainability and readability of the logging utility.
- Replaced instances of the logger with a new log instance across multiple files to ensure uniformity in logging practices. - Updated logging methods to utilize lazy evaluation for improved performance and reduced unnecessary logging. - Enhanced debug outputs to provide clearer context and structured information, improving overall traceability in the application.
β¦ling - Introduced a new helper function to serialize arguments passed to log methods, enhancing the clarity of logged outputs. - Updated log method implementations to utilize the serialization helper, ensuring consistent and readable logging of complex objects and functions.
- Replaced instances of the logger with a new log instance in __main__.js and balance/router.js for uniformity. - Updated logging methods to utilize lazy evaluation for error handling, enhancing performance and reducing unnecessary logging. - Improved debug outputs to provide clearer context and structured information, contributing to better traceability in the application.
- Replaced the logger instance with a new log instance for uniformity across the file. - Updated logging methods to utilize lazy evaluation, enhancing performance and reducing unnecessary logging. - Improved traceability by providing clearer context in debug outputs.
β¦formance and consistency - Updated logging methods to utilize lazy evaluation, enhancing performance and reducing unnecessary logging. - Improved clarity of log outputs by ensuring consistent use of logging functions across both files.
- Replaced instances of the logger with a new log instance for uniformity across the file. - Updated logging methods to utilize lazy evaluation, enhancing performance and reducing unnecessary logging. - Improved clarity of log outputs by ensuring consistent use of logging functions throughout the application.
- Replaced logger.error with log.error to maintain uniformity across the file. - Updated error logging methods to utilize lazy evaluation, enhancing performance and reducing unnecessary logging.
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Convert config.js into .env file
- Added @dotenvx/dotenvx and readline-sync dependencies for environment management. - Updated config.js to include Telegram API credentials and bot name. - Created setup-envs.js to automate environment setup and bot information retrieval. - Implemented setup-session.js to manage user sessions with Telegram. - Added start.test.js to test sending a /start message to the Telegram bot. - Developed user-bot.js for managing Telegram client connections and session handling.
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Adding CLAUDE.md with task information for AI processing. This file will be removed when the task is complete. Issue: #13
- Add simple CI test (test_ci.py) that validates Python version, required files, and basic imports - Create CI workflow (.github/workflows/ci.yml) that runs on push/PR to main/develop branches - Create CD workflow (.github/workflows/cd.yml) for direct deployment to server - Add comprehensive documentation in CI_CD_SETUP.md π€ Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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π€ AI-Powered Solution
This pull request implements a complete CI/CD pipeline for the Telegram bot project as requested in issue #13.
π Issue Reference
Fixes #13
β Implementation Complete
π What's Implemented
Continuous Integration (CI)
test_ci.pywith 4 basic validation tests:.github/workflows/ci.ymlContinuous Deployment (CD)
.github/workflows/cd.ymlConfiguration & Documentation
CI_CD_SETUP.mdwith:π§ Required Setup
To enable CD, configure these GitHub repository secrets:
SERVER_HOST- Server IP/hostnameSERVER_USER- SSH usernameSERVER_SSH_KEY- Private SSH keySERVER_PORT- SSH port (optional, defaults to 22)DEPLOY_PATH- Project path on server (optional, defaults to/opt/telegram-bot)π Files Added
.github/workflows/ci.yml- CI pipeline.github/workflows/cd.yml- CD pipelinetest_ci.py- Simple CI testCI_CD_SETUP.md- Setup documentationThis PR was created automatically by the AI issue solver