Add Telegram bot for notifications

[vishwamartur]

Related to #5

Implement Telegram bot for real-time notifications and analysis info.

• main.py

  • Import telegram and telegram.ext modules.
  • Add TELEGRAM_BOT_API_KEY and TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID to required environment variables.
  • Initialize telegram.Bot instance with TELEGRAM_BOT_API_KEY.
  • Update Notifier initialization to include telegram_bot instance.

• .env

  • Add TELEGRAM_BOT_API_KEY and TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID environment variables.

• utils/notifier.py

  • Import telegram and telegram.ext modules.
  • Add telegram_bot and telegram_chat_id to Notifier class initialization.
  • Implement _send_telegram method to send messages via Telegram bot.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced Telegram notifications for alerts and trading activities.
  • Added configuration for Telegram bot API key and chat ID.

• Bug Fixes

  • Enhanced error handling for message sending failures in the Notifier class.

• Documentation

  • Updated environment variable documentation to include new Telegram configuration entries.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduced in this pull request enhance the application's notification capabilities by integrating Telegram notifications. Two new environment variables, TELEGRAM_BOT_API_KEY and TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID, are added to the .env file. The Notifier class in utils/notifier.py is updated to accept a telegram_bot instance, allowing it to send messages through Telegram. The main.py file is modified to initialize the Telegram bot using the new environment variables, ensuring that the application can send notifications related to trading activities.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.env	Added new variables: TELEGRAM_BOT_API_KEY and TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID for Telegram notifications.
main.py	Updated to initialize the Telegram bot with the new API key and chat ID. Modified Notifier instantiation to include telegram_bot.
utils/notifier.py	Updated Notifier class constructor to require telegram_bot. Modified _send_telegram method to send messages via Telegram and log success or failure.

Poem

In the garden of code, where rabbits play,
New whispers of Telegram come to stay.
With keys and IDs, our messages soar,
Alerts for the trades, now we can explore!
Hopping with joy, we send out a cheer,
For every new change brings us more near! 🐇✨

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