GitHub - Problem-2/FridayUserbot: A Pluggable And Powerful Telegram Manager Bot
FRIDAY-USERBOT ๐ฎ๐ณ
A Powerful, Smart And Simple Userbot In Pyrogram.
Support ๐
Inspiration & Credits
Code Owners
String Session - Pyrogram ๐ฑ
Repl ๐งจ
Locally ๐
$ git clone https://github.com/DevsExpo/FridayUserbot
$ cd FridayUserbot
$ python(3) string_gen.py
Hosting ๐ฅ
Deploying To Heroku โ
Self-hosting (For Devs) โ
# Install Git First // (Else You Can Download And Upload to Your Local Server) $ git clone https://github.com/DevsExpo/FridayUserbot # Open Git Cloned File $ cd FridayUserbot # Install All Requirements $ pip(3) install -r requirements.txt # Create local.env with variables as given below # Start Bot $ python(3) -m main_startup
Mandatory Configs ๐
[+] Make Sure You Add All These Mandatory Vars.
[-] API_ID: You can get this value from https://my.telegram.org
[-] API_HASH : You can get this value from https://my.telegram.org
[-] STRINGSESSION : Your String Session, You can get this From Repl or BY running String_Gen File Locally
[-] MONGO_DB : Your Mongo DB DataBase Url.
[-] LOG_GRP: Your Log Group/Channel Chat ID. This is Very Important and Some Modules Will Not Work Well Without This!
[+] The fridayUserbot will not work without setting the mandatory vars.
Examples - Plugins ๐
Plugins ๐ง
from main_startup.core.decorators import friday_on_cmd from main_startup.helper_func.basic_helpers import edit_or_reply @friday_on_cmd(['helloworld'], cmd_help={ "help": "This is A TEST", "example": "{ch}helloworld" }) async def hello_world(client, message): mg = await edit_or_reply(message, "`Hello World! This Works!`")
Custom Filters ๐ฃ
from main_startup.core.decorators import listen @listen(filters.mentioned) async def mentioned_(client, message): await message.reply_text("`Hello World! By The Way Why Did You Mention Me?`")
X-Tra Plugins ๐ธ
- Please Visit Xtra-Plugins To Checkout Xtra-Plugins.
Licence ๐
- Copyright (C) 2020-2021 by DevsExpo@Github, < https://github.com/DevsExpo >.
FridayUserbot is Free Software: You can use, study share and improve it at your will. Specifically you can redistribute and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

