A Telegram bot to practice for the US citizenship civics quiz

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Civics Quiz Bot

This is a small project I put together to help my wife study for her US Civics Exam. It's essentially a flashcards app, with the following features:

Usage

The project uses gradle. You can build a JAR file with the following command:

./gradlew shadowJar

You can then run it with the following command:

java -jar build/libs/civics-quiz-bot.jar

There is also a Dockerfile included. If you'd like to use that instead, you can run the following command:

docker build -t civics-quiz-bot .

You can then run it with the following command:

docker run civics-quiz-bot

Regardless of how you build the JAR, there are a few configuration options that need to be set via environment variables.

Environment Variable	Default Value	Description
`TELEGRAM_TOKEN`		Telegram bot token
`CIVICS_DB_HOST`	`localhost`	Hostname for PostgreSQL server
`CIVICS_DB_PORT`	`5432`	Port for PostgreSQL server
`CIVICS_DB_USER`	`postgres`	Username for PostgreSQL server
`CIVICS_DB_PASSWORD`	`postgres`	Password for PostgreSQL server