Eliza social bot #281
Eliza social bot #281
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@supreme2580 is attempting to deploy a commit to the keep-starknet-strange Team on Vercel. A member of the Team first needs to authorize it. |
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| props.clearPixelSelection(); | |||
| props.setLastPlacedTime(timestamp * 1000); | |||
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| // Check world pixel count milestones after successful placement | |||
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I don't think milestones should be checked on the FE, but on the BE while indexing. I think adding the logic somewhere around here would be best:
art-peace/backend/routes/indexer/worlds.go
Line 491 in dbd932d
This would prevent people from faking it, and it would be easier and more accurate to query the pixel count from postgres.
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Ohhh okay boss, will shift the logic there
backend/routes/indexer/worlds.go
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| // Send milestone notification | ||
| _, err = http.Post( | ||
| "http://localhost:3001/Art%20Peace%20Achievement%20Bot/message", |
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You'll want to change this to a backend config, so it can change for local and cloud deployments.
An example:
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Okay boss, on it
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| // method: 'POST', | ||
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| // 'Content-Type': 'application/json' |
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Could this be cleaned up? I think all changes to the FE ( except for dockerfile patch ) aren't needed atm?
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Oh yeah... will remove it🚀
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Removed commented out code and moved the bot url to config files |
Implemented the Eliza framework to send pixel notifications on twitter, it sends twitter notifications for 1, 100, 1K, 10K, 50K, 100K, 1M, 10M, 100M, 1B, 10B, 100B, 1T pixel milestones.
To setup do the following
cd elizacp .env.example .envSetup your ANTHROPIC API KEY, TWITTER_USERNAME, TWITTER_PASSWORD and TWITTER_EMAIL it should post vianvm install 22nvm use 22pnpm i --fpnpm rebuildpnpm startYou can then test this out by running docker and creating a world then placing a pixel and checking your twitter after a few seconds