/telegram-affiliate-link-generator-bot

Primary LanguageRuby

Telegram Affliate Link Generator Bot [Amazon/Flipkart]

Setup

  1. Fork the Repo
  2. Make your changes.
  3. Commit and push to your Git
  4. Deploy the code to heroku or any other service which you like
  5. Add Redis DB Server to the Service (Used to save user's details)
  6. Open Telegram
  7. Goto BotFather, if link not working search @BotFather in telegram.
  8. Then type /start in Botfather
  9. Click on /newbot or type /newbot
  10. Add Any name you like for the Telegram Bot.
  11. Add Username for your bot you like which needs to end with _bot
  12. Copy the Token generated which will be needed in the next step
  13. Add below Environment Variables to your Service.
BOT_TOKEN = <token which you got from BotFather>idle
REDIS_URL = <URL for Redis Server>
  1. Goto your bot in telegram.
  2. Click on start or type /start
  3. Click on help or type /help
  4. Add your Amazon affliate tracking id. Example below
/amazon tracking_id-21
  1. Add your Flipkart affliate tracking id. Example below
/flipkart tracking_id
  1. Add your Bit.ly Access token. Example below
/bitly API-KETuIB

Note:

  1. Bot will guide you how to get Bit.ly Access token by below command.
/bitly_setup
  1. This Bot only supports below URL's.
https://amazon.in
https://amzn.to
http://fkrt.it
https://flipkart.com
  1. You can open an issue on github if you find any.

Demo

  1. Goto

    Telegram Bot Link

  2. Continue from the Setup No. 14

To Contribute (Add new Feature, Improve Something )

  • Fork the project repository

  • Clone your fork

  • Navigate to your local repository

  • Check that your fork is the 'origin' remote by:

    git remote -v

    • if not add 'origin' remote by:

      git remote add origin <URL_OF_YOUR_FORK>

  • Add the project repository as the 'upstream' remote by:

    git remote add upstream <URL_OF_THIS_PROJECT>

  • Check that you now have two remotes: an origin that points to your fork, and an upstream that points to the project repository by:

    git remote -v

  • Pull the latest changes from upstream into your local repository.

    git pull upstream main

  • Create a new branch

    git checkout -b BRANCH_NAME

  • Make changes in your local repository

  • Commit your changes

  • Push your changes to your fork

    git push origin BRANCH_NAME

  • Create Pull Request

    baseRepo - base:main <- yourRepo - compare:BRANCH_NAME

  • Add Your description, Add any Images/Videos if required and Submit PR.

  • You can add more commits/comments to the PR.

  • You can delete the Branch (BRANCH_NAME) after your PR has been accepted and merged

  • Sync your local Fork Repo to Updated Project Repo.

    git pull upstream main

    git push origin main

Thanks, Contributions are welcome! <3.

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