tgbot | Modular telegram group management bot | Bot library

There are few problems with your configuration:

1. Your bot code is working in different container. Not in that one that launches phantomjs. This is why it cannot find the executable.
2. You run phantomjs container not within the same network as your code
3. There are useless configs which seem to be copypasted from some other example.
4. You force your containers to restart. It will be restarting even after the successful exit code.

So here is the complete example how to run everything:

1. Create empty folder myfolder and put there app.py with the following content:

As I understand it, the solution to my problem is that it's time to update python to version 3.9, but since I have 3.7 I made logging via standard stream to a file, because it is impossible to explicitly specify the encoding in the logging library

Solved it by removing .dockerignore file.

[EDIT] Reason: the .dockerignore file included lines which ignore every folder that was not include, src or the file CMakeLists.txt:

After looking better in the documentations, there is a value status for ChatMember that is setted to creator for the owner of the group. That seems to be the way for checking if someone is the owner or not, avoiding the permission issue

It turned out that I needed to set some system variables for OpenSSL, ZLib, Boost, curl. For Zlib just do the same procedure. drescherjm was a huge help. So thanks!

Tutorial for this:

OpenSSL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3I7eL2Mm6Ps&index=34&t=0s&list=PLcmZ3Jkh7taY1ensPUAJ4VfMEicDcihhg

and

curl: How do I install and use curl on Windows?

Setting up curl library path in cmake

According to your comments, the location for Boost is D:/Programme/Boost/boost_1_69_0/stage/lib, but you set it to D:/Programme/Boost/boost_1_69_0/lib.

Anyway, Boost can be found if you set (usually manually, in the CMake UI rather than in the CMakeLists.txt file) BOOST_ROOT to D:/Programme/Boost/boost_1_69_0 with FIND_PACKAGE(Boost).

This will in turn set all the Boost_* variables that you need to use.

The sequential arguments for app.run can be passed in a tuple (constructed with parentheses, but no names). The named arguments must be passed in a dictionary. Dictionaries are constructed with dict() or curly braces, not parentheses.

Since host and port are the first two arguments to app.run, any of the following should work:

Make it a json.RawMessage and unmarshal it in a second step, when you're sure what type it is.

Take a look at the examples at https://golang.org/pkg/encoding/json/#RawMessage.