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Introduced the capability to handle video files as input for AI models that support it, enhancing the bot's versatility in processing media. This update includes a new configuration option to enable or disable video input, catering to different model capabilities. Additionally, integrated Google's Generative AI through the addition of a Google dependency and a corresponding AI class implementation. This move broadens the AI options available, providing users with more flexibility in choosing their desired AI backend. The update involves refactoring and simplifying message preparation and handling, ensuring compatibility and extending functionality to include the new video input feature and Google AI support. - Added `ForceVideoInput` configuration option to toggle video file processing. - Integrated Google Generative AI as an optional dependency and included it in the bot's AI choices. - Implemented a unified method for preparing messages for AI processing, streamlining how the bot handles various message types. - Removed obsolete code related to message truncation and specialized handling for images, files, and audio, reflecting a shift towards a more flexible and generalized message processing approach.
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# Copy this file to config.ini and replace the values below to match your needs
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#
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# The values that are not commented have to be set, everything else comes with
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# sensible defaults.
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###############################################################################
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[GPTBot]
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# Some way for the user to contact you.
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# Ideally, either your personal user ID or a support room
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# If this is your user ID and Debug is 1, any errors that occur when using the script will be reported to you in detail
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#
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Operator = Contact details not set
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# Enable debug mode
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# Will send error tracebacks to you (= Operator above) if an error occurs processing a message from you
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# Defaults to 0 (= off)
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#
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# Debug = 1
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# The default room name used by the !newroom command
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# Defaults to GPTBot if not set
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#
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# DefaultRoomName = GPTBot
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# Contents of a special message sent to the GPT API with every request.
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# Can be used to give the bot some context about the environment it's running in
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#
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# SystemMessage = You are a helpful bot.
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# Force inclusion of the SystemMessage defined above if one is defined on per-room level
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# If no custom message is defined for the room, SystemMessage is always included
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#
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# ForceSystemMessage = 0
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# Path to a custom logo
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# Used as room/space image and profile picture
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# Defaults to logo.png in assets directory
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#
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# Logo = assets/logo.png
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# Display name for the bot
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#
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# DisplayName = GPTBot
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# A list of allowed users
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# If not defined, everyone is allowed to use the bot (so you should really define this)
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# Use the "*:homeserver.matrix" syntax to allow everyone on a given homeserver
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# Alternatively, you can also specify a room ID to allow everyone in the room to use the bot within that room
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#
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# AllowedUsers = ["*:matrix.local", "!roomid:matrix.local"]
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# Minimum level of log messages that should be printed
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# Available log levels in ascending order: trace, debug, info, warning, error, critical
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# Defaults to info
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#
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LogLevel = info
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###############################################################################
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[OpenAI]
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# The Chat Completion model you want to use.
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#
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# Model = gpt-4o
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# The Image Generation model you want to use.
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#
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# ImageModel = dall-e-3
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# Your OpenAI API key
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#
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# Find this in your OpenAI account:
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# https://platform.openai.com/account/api-keys
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#
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# This may not be required for self-hosted models – in that case, just leave it
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# as it is.
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#
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APIKey = sk-yoursecretkey
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# The maximum amount of input sent to the API
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#
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# In conjunction with MaxMessage, this determines how much context (= previous
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# messages) you can send with your query.
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#
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# If you set this too high, the responses you receive will become shorter the
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# longer the conversation gets.
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#
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# https://help.openai.com/en/articles/4936856-what-are-tokens-and-how-to-count-them
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#
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# MaxTokens = 3000
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# The maximum number of messages in the room that will be considered as context
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#
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# By default, the last (up to) 20 messages will be sent as context, in addition
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# to the system message and the current query itself.
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#
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# MaxMessages = 20
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# The base URL of the OpenAI API
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#
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# Setting this allows you to use a self-hosted AI model for chat completions
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# using something like llama-cpp-python or ollama
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#
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# BaseURL = https://api.openai.com/v1/
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# Whether to force the use of tools in the chat completion model
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#
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# This will make the bot allow the use of tools in the chat completion model,
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# even if the model you are using isn't known to support tools. This is useful
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# if you are using a self-hosted model that supports tools, but the bot doesn't
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# know about it.
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#
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# ForceTools = 1
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# Whether a dedicated model should be used for tools
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#
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# This will make the bot use a dedicated model for tools. This is useful if you
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# want to use a model that doesn't support tools, but still want to be able to
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# use tools.
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#
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# ToolModel = gpt-4o
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# Whether to emulate tools in the chat completion model
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#
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# This will make the bot use the default model to *emulate* tools. This is
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# useful if you want to use a model that doesn't support tools, but still want
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# to be able to use tools. However, this may cause all kinds of weird results.
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#
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# EmulateTools = 0
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# Force vision in the chat completion model
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#
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# By default, the bot only supports image recognition in known vision models.
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# If you set this to 1, the bot will assume that the model you're using supports
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# vision, and will send images to the model as well. This may be required for
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# some self-hosted models.
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#
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# ForceVision = 0
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# Maximum width and height of images sent to the API if vision is enabled
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#
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# The OpenAI API has a limit of 2000 pixels for the long side of an image, and
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# 768 pixels for the short side. You may have to adjust these values if you're
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# using a self-hosted model that has different limits. You can also set these
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# to 0 to disable image resizing.
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#
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# MaxImageLongSide = 2000
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# MaxImageShortSide = 768
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# Whether the used model supports video files as input
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#
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# If you are using a model that supports video files as input, set this to 1.
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# This will make the bot send video files to the model as well as images.
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# This may be possible with some self-hosted models, but is not supported by
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# the OpenAI API at this time.
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#
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# ForceVideoInput = 0
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# Advanced settings for the OpenAI API
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#
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# These settings are not required for normal operation, but can be used to
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# tweak the behavior of the bot.
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#
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# Note: These settings are not validated by the bot, so make sure they are
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# correct before setting them, or the bot may not work as expected.
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#
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# For more information, see the OpenAI documentation:
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# https://platform.openai.com/docs/api-reference/chat/create
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#
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# Temperature = 1
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# TopP = 1
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# FrequencyPenalty = 0
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# PresencePenalty = 0
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###############################################################################
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[WolframAlpha]
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# An API key for Wolfram|Alpha
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# Request one at https://developer.wolframalpha.com
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#
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# Leave unset to disable Wolfram|Alpha integration (`!gptbot calculate`)
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#
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#APIKey = YOUR-APIKEY
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###############################################################################
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[Matrix]
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# The URL to your Matrix homeserver
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#
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# If you are using Pantalaimon, this should be the URL of your Pantalaimon
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# instance, not the Matrix homeserver itself.
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#
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Homeserver = https://matrix.local
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# An Access Token for the user your bot runs as
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#
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# See https://www.matrix.org/docs/guides/client-server-api#login
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# for information on how to obtain this value
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#
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AccessToken = syt_yoursynapsetoken
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# Instead of an Access Token, you can also use a User ID and password
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# to log in. Upon first run, the bot will automatically turn this into
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# an Access Token and store it in the config file, and remove the
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# password from the config file.
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#
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# This is particularly useful if you are using Pantalaimon, where this
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# is the only (easy) way to generate an Access Token.
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#
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# UserID = @gptbot:matrix.local
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# Password = yourpassword
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###############################################################################
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[Database]
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# Path of the main database
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# Used to "remember" settings, etc.
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#
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Path = database.db
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###############################################################################
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[TrackingMore]
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# API key for TrackingMore
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# If not defined, the bot will not be able to provide parcel tracking
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#
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# APIKey = abcde-fghij-klmnop
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###############################################################################
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[OpenWeatherMap]
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# API key for OpenWeatherMap
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# If not defined, the bot will be unable to provide weather information
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#
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# APIKey = __________________________
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############################################################################### |