MyLinuxBot (.NET 9 Edition)

A robust Telegram bot functioning as a system orchestrator for your Linux machine. Built with .NET 9, this application incorporates both a generic Worker Service (for long-polling Telegram messages) and a Minimal API WebHost (for receiving system Webhooks).

The current implementation utilizes Clean Architecture, the Command Pattern, and strict Authorization Policies to ensure secure interactions.

Features & Commands

Currently migrated/implemented commands under the new .NET core:

Command	Description
/shell <cmd>	Securely executes any Bash shell command with timeouts.
/k8s <cmd>	Executes Kubernetes commands specifically bound to ~/Documents/Documents/K8s/Setup.
/ask <prompt>	Sends natural language prompts to your local external Python script gemini_cli.py.
/upload	Whenever you upload a document in chat, it receives and locally saves it to ~/Downloads.
n8n Webhook	The bot runs a local Minimal API listening at POST /webhook/n8n to alert you of automated signals (e.g. trading alerts).

Security

• Strict User Authorization: The bot ignores all messages and updates that do not match the configured ALLOWED_CHAT_ID, guaranteeing that only the owner can trigger orchestrations.

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Code Architecture

• Worker Service: Uses generic IHostedService to listen for Telegram events transparently.
• Dependency Injection: Services (IShellService, IGeminiService), Commands, and the DB Context are modularly configured in the DI Container.
• SQLite Database (EF Core): Maintains entity sets for ChatMessage and StoryState. Automatically creates MyLinuxBot.db locally.

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Setup & Configuration

1. Install Prerequisites: Ensure you have the .NET 9 SDK installed on your Linux machine.

2. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/My-Own-Working-Space/TelegramBot.git
cd TelegramBot/MyLinuxBot

3. Set Environment Variables: Create or edit the .env file within the MyLinuxBot/ folder:

TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN=your_token_from_botfather
ALLOWED_CHAT_ID=your_telegram_user_id

Running the Bot

Navigate to the .NET application root folder and use the .NET CLI:

cd MyLinuxBot
dotnet build
dotnet run

Optionally, you can utilize the included Dockerfile to build an optimized Linux Container.

License

MIT