too-good-ant

Too good ant

Command line automated application communicating with Too Good to Go API.

Currently only list available stores and send email from a Gmail account once new stores are found.

Note: This app is currently under development

Compilation

Easy with go:

Compile with go build . from top level repository directory. It will create the executable too-good-ant in current directory.

Tests

Run all tests of the repository with go test ./....

Config

Based on example_config.json, write your own private configuration in secrets/config.json.

The minimum configuration changes that you need to update is obviously the email accounts, the origin (latitude, longitude) of the center of the search and the sendConfig information (sendConfig.sendAction can be set to email, whatsapp or an empty string to disable notifications).

You can define several accounts (with emails) in tooGoodToGoConfig.accountsEmail so that they can be used as rolling accounts (starting from the first one) in case one gets too many requests error.

Send email configuration

With Google gmail API. Currently only works with Gmail accounts, documentation to be done.

Only send email authorization is asked by the program.

When ant finds new available bags, it will send emails to addresses defined in the configuration file.

What's App message connector

If you wish to be alerted by What's App, you can set sendConfig.sendAction to whatsapp and the tool will first ask to register a new device thanks to a QR code authentication. This step is only required for the first connection - then you credentials will be stored in a secret file (do not publish it anywhere) secrets/whatsapp.db for the next runs.

Set either a group name (sendConfig.whatsAppConfig.groupNameTo) or a user name (sendConfig.whatsAppConfig.userNameTo) that will receive this application's messages.

Usage

Launch with ./too-good-ant and let the ant harvest for you.

The whole configuration is provided by file secrets/config.json, verbose mode can be overridden by command line option -v. -q (quiet) allows to force disable verbose mode.