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This library implements telegram bot API in python. With no dependencies.
All fields and methods of API use typing.
Bot API 5.0 (November 4, 2020) is fully supported.
This library and its author neither associated, nor affiliated with Telegram in any way.
pip install py-telegram-bot-api
Or you can just download api.py file and do whatever you want.
bot_example.py
bot_example.py
python bot_example.py
All documentation you need can be found here.
Differences:
Library methods use "snake_case_style" instead of "camelCaseStyle" in telegram docs.
Message structure use from_user
instead of from
(from is a reserved word in Python)
api.py
module represents all telegram bot API methods and structures. This is the only file you really want to work
with telegram bot API.
pooling.py
calls getUpdates()
method in a loop. Can be used instead of webhook. More info about pooling and webhooks
are here.
utils.py
module contains useful code.
Development done. Tests in progress.
FAQs
Simple, one file, zero dependency Telegram bot api wrapper
We found that py-telegram-bot-api 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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