dincharya

This script sends you a daily routine designed around sunrise and sunset timings of your location!

Inspired from https://youtu.be/6ZUFT0CwU1w, https://youtu.be/0vGWYrIpoII and https://www.notion.so/Dincharya-Lifestyle-Life-management-by-Swami-Ramdev-c068630599114c9db7202ebe29f40322

Steps

1. Since this script sends a message to Telegram using a Telegram bot, you need to set Telegram specific tokens in your environment variables. Create your Telegram bot and then:

   export TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN=<your telegram bot token>

   export TELEGRAM_BOT_CHAT_ID=<the id of the chat where you want this message to appear>

2. You also need to set the location env. An example location value could be:

   export LOCATION='["Morar","Gwalior","Asia/Kolkata",26.24074743965471,78.22283739759605]'

   Here Asia/Kolkata represents the timezone, so it must be a valid input. List of timezones can be obtained from pytz.all_timezones

   The last two values are latitude, longitude.

   The first two values represent name and region respectively, and can be anything.

3. For events to be created on the Google Calendar:

   You need to have credentials.json in the root of this project. You can create a Desktop application credentials by referring to https://developers.google.com/workspace/guides/create-credentials

   Also export CALENDAR_ID={your-email-here} to set the destination calendar. If not set, it will use the primary calendar of the logged in user.

4. Set up virtual env

   cd <root of this repo>

   python3 -m venv <virtual-env-name>

   pip install -r requirements.txt

5. Run

   source <virtual-env-name>/bin/activate

   python routine.py

You can also put this script as a cronjob to send you daily routines. An example of that can be:

0 2 * * * ~/dincharya/dincharya-env/bin/python ~/dincharya/routine.py >> ~/logs/dincharya/routine.out