Python 3.9
Run pip install -r requirements.txt to install all required libraries.
Upwork account, with given credentials from Upwork API.
Visit link and do first 2 steps.
Pay attention at .env.samples file in project root. Create the same one with .env name and populate it with your notion token.
You need to have valid upwork account and then you can request access to Upwork's API in order to integrate Upwork's features with their website and/or internal systems.
For more detailed instruction read :
- Request an API key - https://support.upwork.com/hc/en-us/articles/115015857647-Request-an-API-Key
- Upwork API Documentation - https://developers.upwork.com/
Firstly, you need to have workspace in Slack app.
After that, visit https://api.slack.com/, create your app and connect to your workspace.
When you clone this repository and want to start program: first what you need to do is to run 'setup.py' file with parameters:
-hst: Flask host
-prt: Flask port
-cid: Upwork client id
-csc: Upwork client secret
-at : Upwork access token
-eat: Upwork token expires at
-ein: Upwork token expires in
-rt : Upwork refresh token
-tt : Upwork token type
-sbt: Slack bot token
-sss: Slack signing secret
-swu: Slack webhook url
Example:
- python setup.py -hst 127.0.0.1 -prt 5000 -cid your_secret_data_here -csc your_secret_data_here -at your_secret_data_here -eat your_secret_data_here -ein your_secret_data_here -rt your_secret_data_here -tt your_secret_data_here -sbt your_secret_data_here -sss your_secret_data_here -swu https://hooks.slack.com/services/your_secret_url
As a result, settings.ini file will be created with all your data inside. So next time you don't have to input all parameters.
After a successful settings.ini file creation, you should run main.py file.
And start to use bot!