Implement CI/CD pipeline

[vishwamartur]

Related to #1

Add CI/CD pipeline configuration and deployment commands.

• README.md

  • Add a section on how to configure and use the CI/CD pipeline.
  • Include instructions for setting up environment variables for deployment.

• .github/workflows/ci-cd.yml

  • Add specific deployment commands in the deploy job.
  • Include steps to deploy the application to a specified environment.

• .env

  • Add environment variables required for deployment.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added new environment variables for deployment configurations.
  • Enhanced CI/CD workflow with additional API keys and improved deployment messaging.
  • Expanded README.md with installation instructions and CI/CD pipeline configuration guidance.

• Documentation

  • Updated README.md to include detailed setup instructions and environment variable configurations.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduced in this pull request involve the addition of new environment variables related to deployment configurations in the .env file, modifications to the CI/CD workflow in .github/workflows/ci-cd.yml, and enhancements to the README.md file for the NSE Trading Bot project. The .env file now includes variables for deployment specifics, while the CI/CD configuration incorporates new environment variables for various API keys and updates to deployment commands. The README.md has been expanded to include installation instructions and CI/CD pipeline configuration details.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.env	Added new environment variables: DEPLOYMENT_ENV, DEPLOYMENT_SERVER, DEPLOYMENT_PATH.
.github/workflows/ci-cd.yml	Added new environment variables: TELEGRAM_BOT_API_KEY, TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID, WEATHER_API_KEY, WEATHER_API_ENDPOINT, NEWS_API_KEY, NEWS_API_ENDPOINT. Updated deployment step with descriptive echo statements and example commands.
README.md	Enhanced with installation instructions, expanded environment variables section, and added CI/CD Pipeline Configuration details.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CI/CD
    participant DeploymentServer

    User->>CI/CD: Trigger deployment
    CI/CD->>DeploymentServer: Set environment variables
    CI/CD->>DeploymentServer: Execute deployment commands
    DeploymentServer-->>CI/CD: Confirm deployment completion
    CI/CD-->>User: Notify deployment status

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🐰 "In the garden where code does bloom,
New variables sprout, dispelling the gloom.
With CI/CD flows and README's bright,
Our trading bot's ready, taking flight!
Hops of joy as we deploy,
A world of trading to enjoy!" 🐇

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