I aim to give users a new way to interact with Google Maps through engaging text-based conversational interfaces.
I'm only a baby bot right now, I need you to feed me with logic, data and inspiration.
The primary motivation of the developers of MapBot is to provide a playground to tech enthusiasts, both beginners and advanced to try algorithms, approaches and ideas while contributing to a real-life project.
- I want to help users in the most comprehensive way.
- I want to give 'geeks' a platform to try out all things 'cool'.
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- PostgreSQL
- Install the Core Distribution of PostgreSQL from the official PostgreSQL downloads page
- Reference videos for installation:
- Create a password for user
postgres
- Create a database named
mapbot
:psql -U postgres -h localhost
- Enter the password when prompted.
- Execute SQL:
CREATE DATABASE mapbot;
How to set me up on CLI?
- Clone the repository
- Verify existence of the mapbot database in PostgreSQL
- Run
git update-index --assume-unchanged ENV/.env
- Fill the existing template in
ENV/.env
with the corresponding values following theKEY=VALUE
format - Install dependencies from
requirements.txt
file. Runpip install -r requirements.txt
- You're all set up, run the
init.py
file.python init.py
- It is recommended that you set this project up in a virtual environment to keep the dependencies separated and for easier debugging. Here's how you can do that -
How to use me with an UI?
- Want to set up the UI locally? Head to the other branch.
- Want the cloud hosted UI?
- Wake me up at Heroku UI
- Once I'm awake, happy interacting.
How to deploy on Docker?
- Docker
- Take a look at this for detailed installation instructions for Docker on Windows, Linux and Mac systems.
- Verify the installations by
docker --version
anddocker-compose --version
- Clone the repository
- Fill up the
GCLOUD_API_KEY
inENV/docker.env
- Run
docker-compose up
- Visit
localhost:5000
to interact with the deployment
How to use me on Telegram?
- Want to create your own Telegram Bot? Head to the other branch.
- Want to use a cloud hosted version of me?
- Hit me up at my telegram bot username @ChristopherMapbot to initiate a chat.
- P.S.: I generally sleep when unused. So, may need some time to answer the first text
- Just type "Bye" in the chat to let me know you're done and I'll get back to sleep.
How to set me up on Slack?
- Clone the repository
- Verify existence of the mapbot database in PostgreSQL
- Run
git update-index --assume-unchanged ENV/.env
- Fill the existing template in
ENV/.env
with the corresponding values following theKEY=VALUE
format - Follow the steps prompted here to create a classic slack app. Navigate to Basic Information section of the slack app. Under the Add features and functionality subheading click on Bots. Click on Add Legacy Bot User and enter the display name and default username of your bot. Navigate to Basic Information section of the slack app on the sidebar and copy the Client ID and Client Secret and then paste these to the
ENV/.env
file as:SLACK_CLIENT_ID=<Your Client ID>
andSLACK_CLIENT_SECRET=<Your Client Secret>
. Navigate to the OAuth & Permissions section. Under the Redirect URLs subheading addhttp://localhost:5000/post_auth
. - Install dependencies from
requirements.txt
file. Runpip install -r requirements.txt
- Run
python app.py
. The server will start at your localhost. Navigate tohttp://localhost:5000/begin_auth
. ClickAdd to Slack
button. Select the workspace from the top right and hitAllow
. Successfully completing this step would automate the creation ofSLACK_BOT_TOKEN
in theENV/.env
file. - In another terminal, run
python slackbot.py
. - Open the workspace in Slack and invite the bot to the channel:
@YOUR_BOT_DEFAULT_USERNAME
message in the channel. Click on Invite to Channel.
How to use me on Messenger?
- Want to create your own Messenger Bot? Head to the other branch.
- Want to use a cloud hosted version of me?
- Hit me up on Messenger to initiate a chat.
- P.S.: I generally sleep when unused. So, may need some time to answer the first text.
- Just type "Bye" in the chat to let me know you're done and I'll get back to sleep.
The /analysis
folder contains data files for the project. The sentences.csv
contains the base training dataset which is used to classify the user's input into three classes - Statement, Question, and Chat. Going through some examples would clarify the difference between statement and chat. The featuresDump.csv
is the result of text pre-processing done using the code in features.py
and featuresDump.py
.
Here's a Medium article with the some superficial explanations, there are some video links too!