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# pleroma-ebooks # pleroma-ebooks
this is a very slightly modified version of <https://github.com/ioistired/pleroma-ebooks> this is a very slightly modified version of <https://codeberg.org/autumn/pleroma-ebooks> which is modified from <https://github.com/ioistired/pleroma-ebooks>
current changes: removes any generated @'s in replies to prevent accidentally mentioning somebody else on the same instance
_autumn's changes_: removes any generated @'s in replies to prevent accidentally mentioning somebody else on the same instance
_smitten's changes_: adjusts CW filtering to be word-based regexp instead of exact match
It's like [@AgathaSorceress's mstdn-ebooks] but it supports Pleroma better. It's like [@AgathaSorceress's mstdn-ebooks] but it supports Pleroma better.
[@AgathaSorceress's mstdn-ebooks]: https://github.com/AgathaSorceress/mstdn-ebooks [@AgathaSorceress's mstdn-ebooks]: https://github.com/AgathaSorceress/mstdn-ebooks
## Secure Fetch
Secure fetch (aka authorised fetches, authenticated fetches, secure mode...) is *not* supported by pleroma-ebooks, and will fail to download any posts from users on instances with secure fetch enabled. For more information, see [this wiki page](https://github.com/Lynnesbian/mstdn-ebooks/wiki/Secure-fetch).
## How to Use ## How to Use
1. Create your bot account on the server. 1. Create your bot account on the server.
2. Follow the user(s) you want to base the model on. 2. Follow the user(s) you want to base the model on.
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4. Copy `config.defaults.json` to `config.json` and set as `access_token`. Make any other config tweaks you'd like. 4. Copy `config.defaults.json` to `config.json` and set as `access_token`. Make any other config tweaks you'd like.
5. Run `fetch_posts.py` to collect the posts from the followed user(s). 5. Run `fetch_posts.py` to collect the posts from the followed user(s).
6. Run `gen.py` to generate the sentence and write it to the server. 6. Run `gen.py` to generate the sentence and write it to the server.
7. (optional) set up cron or other periodic auto-run. run `reply.py` in the background.
## Secure Fetch
Secure fetch (aka authorised fetches, authenticated fetches, secure mode...) is *not* supported by pleroma-ebooks, and will fail to download any posts from users on instances with secure fetch enabled. For more information, see [this wiki page](https://github.com/Lynnesbian/mstdn-ebooks/wiki/Secure-fetch).
## Compatibility ## Compatibility
| Software | Downloading statuses | Posting | Replying | | Software | Downloading statuses | Posting | Replying |

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db = sqlite3.connect(cfg["db_path"]) db = sqlite3.connect(cfg["db_path"])
db.text_factory = str db.text_factory = str
p = regex.compile(r"\L<words>", words=cfg["ignored_cws"],flags=regex.IGNORECASE)
def cw_regexp(x): def cw_regexp(x):
p = regex.compile(r"\L<words>", words=cfg["ignored_cws"],flags=regex.IGNORECASE)
return 1 if p.search(x) else 0 return 1 if p.search(x) else 0
db.create_function('cwregexp', 1, cw_regexp) db.create_function('cwregexp', 1, cw_regexp)
c = db.cursor() c = db.cursor()