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This pull request implements a complete CI/CD pipeline for the Telegram bot project as requested in issue #13.

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Fixes #13

βœ… Implementation Complete

πŸš€ What's Implemented

Continuous Integration (CI)

  • Simple test: Created test_ci.py with 4 basic validation tests:
    • Python version compatibility (3.8+)
    • Required files existence check
    • Basic module import validation
    • Requirements.txt format validation
  • GitHub Actions workflow: .github/workflows/ci.yml
    • Runs on push/PR to main and develop branches
    • Sets up Python 3.11
    • Installs dependencies from requirements.txt
    • Executes the CI test

Continuous Deployment (CD)

  • GitHub Actions workflow: .github/workflows/cd.yml
    • Deploys directly to server when code is pushed to main
    • Uses SSH to connect to server
    • Pulls latest code, installs dependencies
    • Automatically restarts bot service (supports systemctl, supervisorctl, or manual restart)
    • Can be triggered manually via workflow_dispatch

Configuration & Documentation

  • Comprehensive setup guide: CI_CD_SETUP.md with:
    • Required GitHub secrets configuration
    • Server setup requirements
    • Deployment process explanation
    • Manual deployment instructions

πŸ”§ Required Setup

To enable CD, configure these GitHub repository secrets:

  • SERVER_HOST - Server IP/hostname
  • SERVER_USER - SSH username
  • SERVER_SSH_KEY - Private SSH key
  • SERVER_PORT - SSH port (optional, defaults to 22)
  • DEPLOY_PATH - Project path on server (optional, defaults to /opt/telegram-bot)

πŸ“ Files Added

  • .github/workflows/ci.yml - CI pipeline
  • .github/workflows/cd.yml - CD pipeline
  • test_ci.py - Simple CI test
  • CI_CD_SETUP.md - Setup documentation

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TimaxLacs and others added 30 commits August 4, 2024 05:15
Konard and others added 23 commits July 19, 2025 05:38
- 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.
…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.
…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.
…t.run.place

Updated API URLs in bot configuration and API router messages to point to the new domain.

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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.
Adding CLAUDE.md with task information for AI processing.
This file will be removed when the task is complete.

Issue: #13
@konard konard self-assigned this Sep 11, 2025
konard and others added 2 commits September 11, 2025 04:43
- 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

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@konard konard changed the title [WIP] Setup CI/CD Setup CI/CD Sep 11, 2025
@konard konard marked this pull request as ready for review September 11, 2025 01:46
@TimaxLacs TimaxLacs closed this Nov 17, 2025
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