🍣 All You Can Eat Helper Bot 🍣

This Telegram bot is your personal assistant for conquering all-you-can-eat (AYCE) adventures! Whether you're a sushi aficionado, a dumpling devotee, or a rib-eye ruler, this bot helps you track your AYCE sessions, giving you insights into your eating habits and helping you make the most of your culinary challenges. 💪

Features

• 🍣 Session Logging: Effortlessly record your AYCE feasts! Log the dishes you devoured, the quantities you conquered, and the time of your epic meal. No more mental math or scribbling on napkins!
• 📜 Session History: Browse through your past AYCE conquests. Relive the glory of each perfectly placed piece of nigiri or the satisfaction of a mountain of tempura.
• 📊 Statistics and Insights: (Future Feature) Uncover the secrets of your appetite! Discover your most frequently ordered dishes, calculate your average consumption per session, and gain valuable insights into your eating patterns.
• 🤖 User-Friendly Interface: Communicate with the bot through a simple and intuitive Telegram interface. Just use commands and let the bot do the rest!
• 💾 Data Persistence: Your valuable session data is stored securely, so you can track your progress over time and compare your current performance to your past triumphs. (SQLite Database)
• ⌨️ Command Handling: Interact with the bot using Telegram commands. /start your culinary journey, session management, /search session details

Getting Started

Prerequisites

• Python 3.7+
• python-telegram-bot library: pip install python-telegram-bot
• A Telegram Bot token (obtained from BotFather)

Installation

1. Clone this repository.
2. Navigate to the project directory.
3. Create and activate a virtual environment (recommended).
4. Install dependencies: pip install -r requirements.txt (Create this file if you haven't already.)

Running the Bot

python bot.py -t "TOKEN_ID" -o "DB_PATH

Usage

Interact with the bot on Telegram using commands:

• /new_session: Open a new session.
• /close_session: Close a open session and print the orders.
• • /search: Search a session by id.
• /list_sessions: List the last 10 sessions.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Fork the repo, make your changes, and submit a pull request.