GitHub - Problem-2/UniBorg: Pluggable Telegram bot and userbot based on Telethon
Pluggable asyncio
Telegram userbot based on
Telethon.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the Mozilla Public License for more details.
installing
The Easiest Way
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Install Docker by following the official docker docs
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Start docker daemon [skip if already running]:
- Build Docker image:
docker build . -t uniborg- Run the image:
It is not recommended to use "sudo", while using Docker.
GNU/Linux Permissions are highly customisable, and it is generally not required to have "ROOT" permission, unless you know what you are doing.
You can still install all the dependencies in your system [with ROOT permissions],
but please be aware of the potential issues when doing so. The installed packages
may conflict with the system package manager's installed packages, which can
cause trouble down the road and errors when upgrading conflicting packages.
You have been warned.
The Legacy Way
Simply clone the repository and run the main file:
git clone https://github.com/udf/uniborg.git cd uniborg python3 -m venv venv . ./venv/bin/activate pip install -r requirements.txt cp sample_config.env config.env # <edit config.env with appropriate values> python3 -m stdborg
internals
The core features offered by the custom TelegramClient live under the
uniborg/
directory, with some utilities, enhancements, the _core plugin, and the _inline_bot plugin.
@SpEcHlDe
- Only five of the environment variables are mandatory.
- Please read the WiKi to understand the use of the variables.
- This is because of
telethon.errors.ApiIdPublishedFloodErrorAPP_ID:API_HASH:TG_BOT_TOKEN_BF_HER:TG_BOT_USER_NAME_BF_HER:DATABASE_URL:
- The userbot should work without setting the non-mandatory environment variables.
- Please report any issues to the support group: @SpEcHlDe
design
The modular design of the project enhances your Telegram experience through plugins which you can enable or disable on demand.
Each plugin gets the borg, logger, Config, tgbot magical
variables
to ease their use. Thus creating a plugin as easy as adding
a new file under the plugin directory to do the job:
# stdplugins/myplugin.py @borg.on(slitu.admin_cmd(pattern="hi")) async def handler(event): await event.reply("hey")
disclaimer
learning
Check out the already-mentioned plugins directory, or some third-party plugins to learn how to write your own, and consider reading Telethon's documentation.
credits
Thanks to:
