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Vaccine Watch

Bot to notify when vaccine appointments are available.

Supports checking Hy-Vee, Cosentino's stores (KC), Ball's stores (KC), Rapid Test KC, and locations checked by VaccineSpotter (including Walmart, Walgreens, CVS, Costco). Now supports checking CVS for COVID test appointments. Supports sending notifications to Slack, Discord, Microsoft Teams, Twilio, and Twitter.

Notifications are sent when a location has appointments. No more notifications are sent for that location until it becomes unavailable again.

PRs welcome to support other clinics or notification methods.

This project has no affiliation with any of the clinics mentioned.

Example

Slack

Example of messages in Slack

Twitter

Example of messages in Twitter

Setup

  1. Install docker
  2. Run cp .env.template .env
  3. Fill in the variables in .env
  4. docker-compose up --build

Slack

  1. While logged into your slack account, go to https://api.slack.com/apps/
  2. Click Create New App
  3. Choose a name and workspace
  4. Click Permissions, and Add an OAuth Scope
  5. Add chat:write:public and chat:write
  6. At the top, click Install to Workspace
  7. Copy your OAuth Token to use as SLACK_BOT_TOKEN

Discord

  1. Click the cog on the channel you want to add the notifications to and select Edit Channel
  2. Select the Integrations tab and click Create Webhook
  3. Enter a Name and Channel you want the webhook to notify and copy the Webhook URL.

Microsoft Teams

  1. In the channel where you want to add the incoming webhook, click ... and then Connectors.
  2. Search for Incoming Webhook and click Add.
  3. Give the webhook a name (e.g. Vaccine Watch).
  4. Click Create.
  5. A unique webhook URL will be provided for the channel.

Twitter

  1. Apply for a Twitter Developer account
  2. Once you have the account, go to the Developer Portal
  3. Create a project and an app for your bot
  4. Add Read & Write permissions to your app
  5. In Keys & Tokens, generate Consumer Keys and Access Token/Secret to use as environment variables

Twilio

  1. Sign up for a Twilio account
  2. Once you have the account, go to the Console Dashboard of your Twilio account console
  3. Navigate to the Phone Numbers page in your Twilio account console, then click Getting Started
  4. Select Get your first Twilio phone number and follow the prompts to procure a Twilio phone number
  5. Verify any recipient phone numbers you will be notifying under Phone Numbers then Verified Caller IDs (only required for a trial account)
  6. Copy your Twilio Account SID, Auth Token, Twilio phone number, and verified phone numbers to your .env file

Lint

  1. Install pre-commit
  2. pre-commit install

Lint is run as a pre-commit, or on-demand with pre-commit run --all-files

Deployment Instructions

Required Environment Variables:

  • REDIS_URL: A redis service
  • VACCINE_CHECK_INTERVAL: How often (in seconds) to check
  • RADIUS: Within how many miles to check
  • LATITUDE: Latitude of the location to check (e.g. 39.1040382)
  • LONGITUDE: Latitude of the location to check (e.g. -94.5701803)
  • STATES: JSON: Abbreviations of which states are in radius of your location (e.g. ["MO", "KS"])
    • This is for if your area covers multiple states and you want to show which state a location is for
  • ZIP: Zip code to check for locations
  • DAYS_OUT_TO_CHECK_FOR_TESTS: How many days out to check for COVID tests (e.g. 1)

Optional Environment Variables:

  • REQUEST_TIMEOUT: How long to wait, in seconds, for a response to begin before timing out (optional, defaults to 5 seconds)
  • ENABLE_BALLS: If you want to check stores in the Ball's family (Kansas City only)
  • ENABLE_CVS_TESTS: If you want to check for COVID test appointments at CVS
  • ENABLE_COSENTINOS: If you want to check stores in the Cosentino's family (Kansas City only)
  • ENABLE_HYVEE: If you want to check Hy-Vee pharmacies
  • ENABLE_VACCINE_SPOTTER: If you want to check locations checked by VaccineSpotter (Excluding Hy-Vee)
  • ENABLE_RAPID_TEST_KC: Iff you want to check Rapid Test KC (Kansas City only)
  • Slack:
    • SLACK_BOT_TOKEN: Token for your slack integration
    • SLACK_TAG_CHANNEL: If the channel should be tagged when appointments are available
    • SLACK_CHANNEL: Channel for the bot to post in (e.g. #vaccine-watch)
  • Discord:
    • DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL: Discord webhook url for channel.
      • example: https://discordapp.com/api/webhooks/1234567890/abc123
  • Microsoft Teams:
    • TEAMS_WEBHOOK_URL: Teams webhook url for channel.
      • example: https://company.webhook.office.com/webhookb2/abc123@def456/IncomingWebhook/aaa111/bbb222
  • Twilio:
    • TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID: Account SID for your twilio account
    • TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN: Auth token for your twilio account
    • TWILIO_FROM_NUMBER: Twilio phone number with SMS functionality in [+][country code][phone number including area code] format
    • TWILIO_TO_NUMBERS: Phone numbers to notify as an array of the following format [+][country code][phone number including area code]
      • example: ["+15551234567", "+15552345678"]
  • Twitter:
    • TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY, TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET, TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN_KEY, TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET
    • SEND_UNAVAILABLE_TWEET: If a tweet should be sent when a location is no longer available (defaults to false)
  • TIMEZONE: Timezone of your location (defaults to 'US/Central')
  • CACHE_PREFIX: If you want to run multiple copies of vaccine-watch, all sharing the same Redis database, you will want to give each instance a different CACHE_PREFIX.
  • PROXY_URL: To use a proxy for CVS Tests requests (since they seem to block heroku)

Docker

You can build a docker image with the Dockerfile, and run it with a redis server.

Heroku

You can create an app in heroku, add a free redis plan, and push the source. Configure the dynos to enable clock.

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