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masto-rss/main.py
aserper 230f28d54e Fix container logging visibility
Changes:
- Add -u flag to Python in Dockerfile to disable output buffering
- Add startup messages in main.py showing bot configuration
- Logs now appear immediately in kubectl logs output

This fixes the issue where no logs were visible when running
in Kubernetes pods due to Python's default stdout buffering.
2025-12-12 23:59:03 -05:00

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Python

"""Mastodon RSS Bot - Entry point"""
import os
from bot import MastodonRSSBot
def main():
"""Initialize and run the bot with environment configuration"""
print("Starting Mastodon RSS Bot...")
# Load configuration from environment variables
bot = MastodonRSSBot(
client_id=os.environ["MASTODON_CLIENT_ID"],
client_secret=os.environ["MASTODON_CLIENT_SECRET"],
access_token=os.environ["MASTODON_ACCESS_TOKEN"],
instance_url=os.environ["MASTODON_INSTANCE_URL"],
feed_url=os.environ["RSS_FEED_URL"],
toot_visibility=os.environ.get("TOOT_VISIBILITY", "public"),
check_interval=int(os.environ.get("CHECK_INTERVAL", "300")),
state_file=os.environ.get(
"PROCESSED_ENTRIES_FILE", "/state/processed_entries.txt"
),
)
print(f"Bot configured successfully:")
print(f" Instance: {os.environ['MASTODON_INSTANCE_URL']}")
print(f" Feed URL: {os.environ['RSS_FEED_URL']}")
print(f" Visibility: {os.environ.get('TOOT_VISIBILITY', 'public')}")
print(f" Check interval: {os.environ.get('CHECK_INTERVAL', '300')} seconds")
print(
f" State file: {os.environ.get('PROCESSED_ENTRIES_FILE', '/state/processed_entries.txt')}"
)
print()
# Start the bot
bot.run()
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()