This is a thin wrapper around motion that connects it to a Telegram Bot

It works by configuring motion to call web endpoints when certain events are triggered, and also allows the bot to control motion by calling its web control endpoints

1. run mvn package to generate a jar
2. Create a dir MotionTelegramBot under /home/pi (or elsewhere but make sure to update the path in the docker run command)
3. Run the following after replacing placeholders

docker run -d \
-v /home/pi/MotionTelegramBot/:/jar \
-w /jar \
--network="host" \
-e BOT_CHAT_ID=<chat id> \
-e BOT_USERNAME=<username> \
-e BOT_TOKEN=<token> \
-e MOTION_PORT=<port> \
-e MOTION_CAM_ID=<cam id> \
--rm arm32v7/eclipse-temurin:17 java \
-jar MotionTelegramBot.jar

4. Optionally inspect logs to confirm no errors
5. The bot sends a "Hello there!" message when it boots up

• Explain how to get values for the placeholders
• Explain changes needed to motion.conf
• Explain why --network="host" is needed
• Explain how to run directly with java without docker