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If you have some functions and you want to bot them use bottem :wink:
Actually, it is just a wrapper for pyrogram and adds a command handler for all of your module functions.
cp config.init.example config.init
vi config.init
from . import my_module
from bottem import Bottem
Bottem(my_module)
my_module.py:
def hello(*args):
return "Hello World!"
def echo(*words):
return " ".join(words)
Then you just need to send commadn to your bot:
/echo This text is echoed.
to receive This text is echoed.
reply/hello
to receive Hello World!
reply.Read pyrogram for more config info.
PS:
BTW I've stolen this README.md from this repo
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A Python and Telegram utility package
We found that bottem demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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