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cloud foundry

  • ./Procfile: this file contains the initiation script for run the app in IBM Bluemix CF
  • ./manifest.yml: Supports cloud foundry command line interface.
  • ./runtime.txt: informs cloudfoundry of what version of python to run
  • ./requirements.txt: contains the required python libraries to be installed during the cloudfoundry building process

python app files

  • ./app.py

    The main application, used to render web user interface and call all functions of all the features.

  • ./censorship.py

    Module with functions for censoring input text.

  • ./mycredentials.py

    Example of how to use twitter API to integrate with tweepy. If you attempt to make your own twitter bot, you should rename this file credentials.py so that it is imported into app.py with the line: from credentials import *

Dictionaries:

  • ./profanity.py, ./suppprt/profanity.txt, aldict.py

profanity.py: set of profaine words; contains 700+ words. the .py file contains a set and is imported into the censorship.py module, the .txt file is used simply for testing and to more easily share the list. aldict.py contains the ascii-art and L337 translation dictionaries

./static/

This directory contains all website support files such as .css, .js, and fontasesome.io integrations

./support/

This directory contains old files from Cloud Foundry template, that I did not use, and some other support files explained below.

  • ./support/daffodils.txt

    Example file to show how to input text to automate texting from a file. Each line from the file is tweeted every N seconds.

  • ./support/retweet_follow.py, ./singletweet.py/, ./tweet_textfile.py

    These are example files that contain only one function for the event that someone wants to make a twitter bot without integration into the cloud.

./templates/

This contains all the HTML content as rendered with python. I used one file as a base layout which contains the same head, header, sidebar, and footer. The main content in the article section changes per GET and POST call.

./static/uploads/

directory to store uploads from user input