bot.py is gone. /start, /history, /stats, /delete, /export,
/feedback, and the text-message workout parser are no longer
exposed. Everything those commands did is already available in
the Mini App (history listing, stats, edit/delete, JSON export
via /api/export/json, etc.).
Why: prod runs behind a Mini App URL, and shipyard staging is a
tenant under the existing shipyard_poc_bot which polls Telegram
itself. A second polling process on the same token would 409. By
removing polling entirely, prod and staging share one
architecture: a pure HTTP server validated against whatever
BOT_TOKEN is provided.
Changes:
- delete bot.py
- start.py: stop spawning the bot subprocess; load token, start
server, optionally start cloudflared. WEBAPP_URL still skips
the tunnel.
- flake.nix / requirements.txt: drop python-telegram-bot.
- README: rewrite to reflect Mini-App-only architecture.
The prod systemd unit doesn't need to change — its ExecStart is
`python start.py`, which now boots only the server (+ no tunnel
since WEBAPP_URL is set in the unit env).
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- Replace localtunnel with cloudflared (no interstitial password page)
- Wait for "Registered tunnel connection" before starting bot
- Serve index.html at / instead of directory listing
- Remove localtunnel npm package build from flake.nix
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- server.py: aiohttp API serving webapp/ and REST endpoints using existing db.py
- start.py: orchestrator that loads token, starts server + localtunnel + bot
- webapp/: Mini App frontend (Log, History, Stats) with Telegram-native theming
- bot.py: added Mini App menu button and inline button on /start
- flake.nix: added aiohttp + localtunnel, nix run now uses start.py
Python bot that parses workout messages (Exercise: SetsxRepsxWeight),
detects supersets from consecutive lines, extracts machine IDs, stores
both raw message text and parsed data in SQLite, and reads original
timestamps from forwarded Saved Messages.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
