Tellonym to instagram post

This python module makes images from Tellonym 'tells' and automatically uploads the to your Google Drive.

Installation

Dependencies

In order to run this module you will need:

Pillow
requests
Google Drive API (Google Client Library)
tellonym-python (included)

Installing dependencies

Using pip:

$ pip install -r requirements.txt

Using pipenv:

$ pipenv sync

Downloading module

Go to the releases page, download the newest version and extract it into folder of your choice

Configuration

You can change the default bg.jpg background file to any other image/jpeg file you want.

If you want the files no to be uploaded to the main directory of your Google Drive, you need to specify the folder ID in the drive.txt file. More on how to find folder ID here

If you don't want to upload your images to the cloud you can disable this function by writing False inside of the drive.txt file.

You can change the font to any TrueType or OpenType font of your choice by either changing its file name to Lato.ttf or changing the font property inside run.py file.

Usage

To initialize the module you need define the class:

from run import TellonymPost as TP

tellpost = TP(creds, interval, fontcol, rectcol, padding, d)

The __init__ function have 6 parameters:

Parameter	Description	Type	Default value	Optional
`creds`	Tellonym credentials	`tuple[str, str]`	`None`	No
`interval`	Interval for checking on new tells (in minutes).	`int`	`10`	Yes
`fontcol`	Font color as 24 bit RGB value.	`tuple[int, int, int]`	`(255, 255, 255)`	Yes
`rectcol`	Textbox BG color as 24 bit RGB value.	`tuple[int, int, int]`	`(0, 0, 0)`	Yes
`padding`	Padding of the text inside the textbox (in pixels).	`int`	`10`	Yes
`d`	Debug mode	`bool`	`False`	Yes

To start the automation you need to call a function:

from run import TellonymPost as TP

tellpost = TP(creds, interval, fontcol, rectcol, padding)

tellpost.run()

Now the function will start checking tells, generating images, and sending them to your Google Drive.

Copyright and Credits

Credit to Logxn for his tellonym-python API.

More about license concerning this module inside the LICENSE file.

janek515/tellonym-to-instagram-post