Cloud Functions Responsible for scraping and linking with Slack.

Select Cloud Functions

Create function

various settings

"Basic" as you like. Set the "trigger" as shown in the image and "save" it. ** Make a note of the URL as you will use it later **

Setting runtime environment variables

After setting, click "Next".

Enable Build API

Edit script

Please note that it is not a copy and paste.

Edit requirements.txt

After copying and pasting, "deploy".

Confirm deployment complete

This will take some time.

Cloud Scheduler Use it to run Cloud Functions once a day. ** You can create up to 3 jobs with a free frame **

Select Cloud Scheduler

Create a job

There is a region selection screen after this screen, but I forgot to take a screenshot. Please choose your favorite place.

various settings

Name, description, etc. as you like.

After setting, "Create".

End of deployment to GCP

This is the end of deploying to GCP.

Environment

With this configuration, you can't write code on the Azure portal, so you'll need to do a lot of preparation. I will omit the details because it seems to be long.

• Node.js --Python (3.6, 3.7, 3.8)
• Visual Studio Code --Visual Studio Code Python Extension --Visual Studio Code Azure Functions Extension

Functions app (Azure Functions)

Creating a resource

Select a function app

various settings

As you like except the red frame. Others are "confirm and create" by default.

Create

"Move to resource" when the deployment is complete.

Setting environment variables

Set the following two and "Save".

Create function

It is an operation with Visual Studio Code.

Sign in to Azure

Project creation

This time, we will work in the azure_sample folder created on Desktop.

select a language

Select a function trigger

Select "Timer trigger".

Give it a name

Specify schedule

It is specified to run at 01:00 every day.

Edit script

After waiting for a while, a file called __init__.py will be opened, so rewrite it with the contents prepared in advance.

Edit requirements.txt

There is requirements.txt in the project folder (azure_sample this time), so edit it.

Deploy

It will take some time.

It is deployed properly.

End of deployment to Azure

This is the end of deploying to Azure. Thanks to the Timer trigger, it was possible to realize it by the function application alone.

Lambda

Go to the function creation screen

Creating a function

You can name the function as you like. After selecting options and runtime, "Create Function".

Create a zip file

python library from bs4 to urllib3. lambda_function.py is a script prepared in advance for lambda.

oniken.zip
 ├ bs4
 ├ certifi
 ├ chardet
 ├ idna
 ├ requests
 ├ soupsieve
 ├ urllib3
 └ lambda_function.py

lambda_function.py

import json
import os

import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup

def lambda_handler(event, context):
	res = requests.get(os.environ['TARGET_URL'])
	soup = BeautifulSoup(res.text, 'html.parser')
	div = soup.select_one('div.productDetail--detail__pricePrice')

	if div is not None:
	    item = {
	        "text": div.text.strip()
	    }
	    json_data = json.dumps(item)
	    res = requests.post(os.environ['WEBHOOK_URL'], json_data)
	    
	    return "success"

Upload zip file

Setting environment variables

Set the following two and "Save".

trigger

Add trigger

Event Bridge settings

It is specified to run at 02:00 every day.

End of deployment to AWS

This is the end of deploying to AWS. It was troublesome because I had to upload the library myself. (GCP, Azure just write requirements.txt)

** What is that? ** ** Quoted from Microsoft Store Oniken Page.

Inspired by the harsh gameplay of 8-bit action/platform in the post-inventory future controlled by sinister companies, the demon sword is against enemies, traps, and challenging boss gauntlets. Striking the agility and sword.

As you can see from a little reading, Japanese is strange.

** Find the translation source ** Quoted from Microsoft Store Oniken Page. The same text on the publisher's product page.

In a post-apocalyptic future controlled by a sinister corporation, ninja mercenary Zaku is the last hope for humanity. Inspired by the demanding gameplay of 8-bit action/platformers, Oniken pits your agility and swordplay against a gauntlet of enemies, traps, and challenging bosses.

The "table of contents" was the "apocalyptic".

** Get translated ** As far as the original text (Japanese page) is seen, it seems that some kind of translation will be done, so I will ask you to translate the text of the English page on some sites.

-Google Translate

In the post-apocalyptic future dominated by sinister companies, Ninja Mercenary Zaku is the last hope for humanity. Inspired by the demanding gameplay of 8-bit action/platformers, Oniken defeats agility and swordsmanship against enemies, traps and challenging boss gauntlets.

-DeepL Translator

In a post-apocalyptic future dominated by evil companies, the ninja mercenary Zaku was humanity's last hope. Inspired by the rigorous gameplay of 8-bit action/platformers, "Oniken" uses agility and swordsmanship to break through obstacles such as enemies, traps, and bosses.

• Bing Microsoft Translator

In a post-apocalyptic future dominated by sinister companies, Ninja Mercenary Zaku is the last hope of mankind. Inspired by the tough gameplay of 8-bit action/platforms, Oniken pits your agility and sword play against enemies, traps, and challenging boss gauntlets.

• IBM Watson Language Tranlator Demo

Ninja mercenary Zaku is the last hope for humanity in the backward movement after being dominated by an ominous enterprise. Inspired by the tough game of 8-bit action/small plates, the demon sword swiftly pours swords on enemies, traps, and challenging bosses, and swords on its abdomen.

** Google Translate results are close to the original ** Except for DeepL Translator, the three results are almost similar, and Google Translate is quite close to the original text except for the Ninja Mercenary Zaku part. Let's see the difference by arranging the original text and the result of Google Translate side by side.

--Original

Inspired by the ** harsh ** gameplay of 8-bit ** action/** platform ** in the future ** controlled ** by the sinister company ** after inventory ** Being done, the demon sword will ** hit ** your ** agility and ** sword ** against ** enemies, traps, ** and ** challenging bosses ** gauntlets **. **.

--Google Translate (excluding the Ninja Mercenary Zaku part)

In the future ** dominated ** dominated by sinister companies ** after the end , Oniken was inspired by ** demanding ** gameplay of 8-bit action/ platformers ** ** Defeats ** agility and ** swordsmanship ** against ** gauntlets ** of enemies, traps, and challenging bosses **.

It seems that there is only a level difference that the translation result has changed with the update of Google Translate.

** Deepening mystery ** I've come to the point that the text on the Japanese page is probably based on the results of Google Translate, but there remains a mystery that I can't understand.

--Tablebook I have no idea what and how the apocalypse becomes a table of contents. English → (Translation) → Japanese → (Speech to Text) → (Speech to Text) → If you use Japanese, there is a possibility that you will make a mistake in hearing at Speech to Text, but you have to do something like this. It doesn't make sense.

--The disappeared ninja mercenary Zaku Zaku is the main character of Oniken. When translating

in conclusion Please let me know if anyone can get closer to the answer.