Satella | Gather and automate your daily dose

The installation guide assumes that you are using Linux for this part. For those using Windows, you just have to replace the python3 with python. For the automation, just use the main.bat (instead of main.sh) file. Personally, I use my Raspberry Pi via SSH to do the installation steps.
The following setup is used to start the application on its basic form.
Ensure that your Python is 3.9 or up and ensure that Poetry is installed!
First off, fork my repository, then clone it. I am going to assume that you cloned the repository to the Home directory.
If you are using Poetry globally, create a new Poetry Virtual Environment. Skip this step if you are using Python Virtual Environment with Poetry inside.
Install the dependencies. This setup is dedicated for development environment.
A note to keep in mind, if you just want to install the production environment (also known as plug-and-play), then you just need to install the production requirements.
As an initial setup, clear all the data that I might have in my repository.
Actually, after above steps are done, you can easily run the application using the following command. However, there is no automation yet, as we have not yet set it up.
The application will then run, and then it will store its results in the data/suggestions.csv file.
As a note, optional arguments are explained in below setup.
This project is setup so that it could be automated everyday. I personally recommend you to use low-powered micro computers (also known as single board computers) like Raspberry Pi, BeagleBoard, Odroid, Banana Pi, and any other micro computers that you might have. The reason I recommended you those tools is because they are low-powered computers (electric bills are expensive nowadays) and they are literally equipped to be turned on 24/7 for IoT purposes. I use Raspberry Pi as it already had Git and Python installed the moment I installed the Raspbian OS.
First, in order to automate the gathering of anime characters, you have to modify the main.sh file as you see fit with your own arguments. Below are the list of the arguments available for this program.
Usage example from the main.sh file:
While you are still in the Poetry Virtual Environment, get the Virtual Environment path. If you are using Python Virtual Environment, copy the path.
Change the PYTHON_VENV variable. Is it the same as your Poetry Virtual Environment that you created beforehand? If no, change that to your Poetry Virtual Environment.
Even if you did not set up your own custom arguments / filters, you can always just leave it be and it will be run with default arguments.
After that, we need to setup our own crontab with Linux.
You need the following script to be entered in your crontab. The following script is used to make automatic updates every 09:00 AM.
Do not forget to setup your Git account in your machine so you can make automated cronjobs everyday.
Alternatively, you could use SSH in order to free yourself from the hassle of authenticating Git everyday. The guide to setup your own SSH with Linux can be seen here (from GitHub Documentation). Make sure that you have already configured your git config user.name and git config user.email.
Enjoy your new anime character recommendation everyday! Just check your own repository for any new updates!
To check if our crontab had run successfully:
You can also check the logs to check for the actions that the application have made.
Note that if you are using Windows as a machine that will run this program, you could bind the main.bat script to Windows Task Scheduler. I believe you just need to follow the instructions from the GUI to setup the scheduled tasks.