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README.md

Pancakes or waffles!!

Creates fake video game screenshots decipting player choices

Building

$ npm install
/*first time*/

$ npm run watch
/*for live development, on localhost:9191*/

$ npm run localpost
/*for posting a final photo to transfer.sh (private & requires no env. for testing)*/

$ npm run shitpost
/*for posting a final photo to twitter*/

Image Search

To use Google image search you need an api key and a custom search engine. Get those and add them as env variables. Godspeed. We use dotenv so you can add them to a .env file for local dev.

  • MC_GOOGLE_CX
  • MC_GOOGLE_KEY

Tweeting

To actually use npm run shitpost you need the following env variables.

  • MC_TWITTER_APPK (consumer_key)
  • MC_TWITTER_APPS (consumer_secret)
  • MC_TWITTER_AT (access_token)
  • MC_TWITTER_S (access_token_secret)

Testing

The bot generates webpages, after the server is running you can visit https://localhost:9191 to see the page the bot sees or https://localhost:9191/test to see a cool dashboard.

You can ensure the code works by running npm test.