To create our own bot account, we need to start talking to the BotFather bot. Click on the BotFather link, then after pressing the START button you will start talking. You will be greeted by the BotFather's help message. You can create your own bot by reading this message.
After sending the /newbot command as a message, it will ask for the name of the bot. Right now we'll name it My Telegram Bot. You can give any name you want. It will then ask you for a username for your telegram bot. There are only 2 terms. It ends with either Bot or _bot. For example, usernames such as MyTelegramBot, mytelegram_bot should be used.
After choosing a username, BotFather will send you a message containing your bot's telegram url and token value. If you want, you can change or add features to your bot. By sending the /help command as a message, BotFather will send the message that helps you what you can do.
This library works with Python 3. Please Install Python3.
sudo apt-get install python3
Let's load the Raspauto library using pip.
sudo pip3 install raspauto
Create a python file and write the code at the bottom
import raspauto as ra
ra.set("Telegram_ID","Password")
Bot Password : You set the secret password for bot usage.
Remember : You must send the password you set for the first use in plain text.
If there is an error in activating or deactivating the button, please give permission to write to the database with the help of the command at the bottom.
sudo chmod 777 ra.sqlite
Download service file.
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aattk/raspauto/master/demo/ra.service
Perform the copy operation to add to the beginning.
sudo cp ra.service /etc/systemd/system/ra.service
The python file name must be ra.py for this process to work. Also, the ra.py file should be under the folder /home/pi. If you want to change it yourself. You can look at the sample service file under the demo folder.
We activate the service.
sudo systemctl enable ra.service
We start the operation of the system by rebooting.
sudo reboot
| Command | Function | Usage |
|---|---|---|
| Every key press | It sends the defined pin lists as a button. | - |
| /login | Allows the user to log in. | /login your_password |
| /start | It sends the defined pin lists as a button. | /start |
| /pinadd | Adds pin information to the system | /pinadd pin_name pin_number |
| /pinlist | It shows the pin information attached to the system. | /pinlist |
| /userlist | It shows the user information attached to the system. | /userlist |
| /pindelete | Starts the Pin Delete process. | /pindelete |
| /userdelete | Starts the User Delete process. | /userdelete |
| /rename | Used to name the user. | /rename name |
| /photo | Takes and sends photos. | /photo |
| /help | Defined functions | /help |
| /temp | Give Temp | /temp |
| /restart | Restart Raspberry | /restart |
| /libupdate | Update Raspauto and Reboot | /libupdate |
| /code | You use it to execute code | /code your_code |
| /commands | Defined command list | /commands |
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