/plane-notify

Notify If a selected plane has taken off or landed using OpenSky or ADS-B Exchange data. Compares older data to newer data to determine if a landing or takeoff has occurred. As well as nav modes, emergency squawk and resolution advisory notifications. Can output to Twitter, Discord, and Pushbullet

Primary LanguagePythonGNU General Public License v3.0GPL-3.0

plane-notify

Codacy Badge GPLv3 License

Notify if configured planes have taken off or landed using Python with OpenSky or ADS-B Exchange Data, outputs location of takeoff location of landing and takeoff by reverse lookup of coordinates.

Branches

Their are two branches of this program single is the original only supports one plane works with OpenSky and ADSBX. Multi branch is the new version supports multiple planes, mainly built around being based on ADSBX data, OpenSky data in this version may have issues, didn't test much. Your current viewing multi.

Discord Output Example

Discord Output Example

More examples in the ExImages folder

ExImages

Background

I made this program so I could track Elon Musk's Jet and share with others of his whereabouts on Twitter. Twitter Follow I have now Expanded and run multiple accounts for multiple planes, a list of the accounts here plane-notify Twitter List

Contributing

Im open to any help or suggestions, I realize theirs much better ways im sure to do alot of my methods, im only a noob. I'll accept pull requests. If you'd like to discuss join https://JacksTech.net/Discord

Setup / Install

Make sure Python/PIP is installed

apt update
apt install python3
apt install python3-pip

Install Pipenv and Dependencies

pip install pipenv
pipenv install

Install Selenium / ChromeDriver or setup Google Static Maps

Selenium/ChromeDriver is used to take a screenshot of the plane on globe.adsbexchange.com. Or use Google Static Maps, which can cost money if over used(No tutorial use https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/maps-static/get-api-key to get to a key).

Chromium

sudo apt-get install chromium

These output methods once installed can be configured in planes config you create, using the example plane1.ini

Install Screen to run in the background

apt install screen

Download / Clone

apt install git
git clone -b multi --single-branch https://github.com/Jxck-S/plane-notify.git
cd plane-notify

Configure main config file with keys and URLs (mainconf.ini) in configs directory

  • edit them with nano or vi on the running machine or on your pc and transfer the config to where you will be running the bot
  • If you've setup multiple planes and want to use ADSB Exchange as your source you must have /all endpoint access to their API or it won't work.
  • Pick the correct api version for ADSB Exchange
  • Proxy is if your running multiple programs that use the ADSB Exchange, setup the proxy from lemonodor so you don't abuse the ADSB Exchange API, otherwise leave enable false.

Configure individual planes

  • an example file is given (plane1.ini) plane config files should be in the configs directory, the program looks for any file in that folder with a .ini extension.
  • each plane should have its own config

Enter and create new Screen Session

screen -R <name screen whatever you want>

Start Program

pipenv run python __main__

Using with Docker

Install docker from their website. Run the following command from the root of the project.

docker-compose up -d

After running this command, dut to the -d flag the container will be running in the background. To see the logs of the docker

Using with Github Actions

Fork this repo into your own github account.

Go to the repo settings and add the secrets for your config type.

Discord

Fill in discord settings in config files.

Create a new webhook, and add as an action secret under LOG_DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL or DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL.

Twitter

Create twitter api keys, and add as an action secret under ckhere, cshere, cshere, athere, and atshere.

Pushbullet

Create a new pushbullet api key, and add as an action secret under apikey

GHCR images are private by default, so safe to use as a cache. And a free github account comes with "500MB of Packages storage"!

Cache will update itself on the next run after a new commit.

TODO

  • General Cleanup
  • Restructure project to make it proper currently random files because I didn't know how to properly structure a project before. (in progress)
  • Add proper logging and service to run the program and remove excessive printing.