Current featureset includes:

• Grabs images
• Grabs GIFs
• Does Google searches
• Does Youtube searches
• Does Urban Dictionary searches
• Does location searches
• Does exchange rate conversions
• Notifies everyone in a chatroom using their usernames
• Displays the current air pollution index for all areas in Singapore
• Clears your NSFW stuff

Jarvis relies on go-bindata to package assets in the data/ folder into the binary. If you'd like to add to the assets when implementing your own response functions, install the go-bindata tool using:

go get -u github.com/jteeuwen/go-bindata/...

If you're running a Go version < 1.4, you'll need to manually run the following command in the top level dir. (Otherwise, you can run go generate to achieve the same results).

go-bindata -pkg jarvisbot -o assets.go data/

Compile Jarvis for your target platform and upload the binary to your server.

In the same directory as the binary, create a config.json file. (A config-sample.json has been provided for you to modify.) Remember to include the API keys in your config.json:

• name: Your bot's @username - this is currently unused, but may be used in the future for @replies to your bot.
• telegram_api_key: Your bot's Telegram bot api key, from Botfather.
• open_exchange_api_key: An API key from https://openexchangerates.org/
• youtube_api_key: A Google API key with Youtube enabled.
• maps_api_key: A Google API key with Maps enabled.

Last, but not least, make sure the user running the program has write permissions to its directory, as Jarvis creates a jarvis.db file.