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Django app to write Telegram bots. Just define commands and how to handle them.
Try Permabots: more stable django app for bots https://github.com/jlmadurga/permabots
NOTE: Just for text messages at this moment.
The full documentation is at https://django-telegram-bot.readthedocs.org.
Telegram API documentation at https://core.telegram.org/bots/api
Install django-telegram-bot:
pip install django-telegram-bot
Add telegrambot
and rest_framework
to your INSTALLED_APPS
, and run:
$ python manage.py migrate
After creating a bot in Telegram Platform, create at least one bot with django admin. Token is the only required field. You may need to provided public key certificate for your server. https://core.telegram.org/bots/self-signed Heroku has https and ssl by default so it is a good option if you dont want to deal with that.
Add webhook url to your urlpatterns:
url(r'^telegrambot/', include('telegrambot.urls', namespace="telegrambot")),
Define the file where commands will be defined in urlpatterns
variable, analogue to django urls
and ROOT_URLCONF
:
TELEGRAM_BOT_HANDLERS_CONF = "app.handlers"
Set bot commands handlers is very easy just as defining urls in django. Module with urlpatterns
that list
different handlers. You can regex directly or use shortcuts like command or unknown_command
urlpatterns = [command('start', StartView.as_command_view()), command('author', AuthorCommandView.as_command_view()), command('author_inverse', AuthorInverseListView.as_command_view()), command('author_query', login_required(AuthorCommandQueryView.as_command_view())), unknown_command(UnknownView.as_command_view()), regex(r'author_(?P<name>\w+)', AuthorName.as_command_view()), ]
To set the webhook for telegram you need django.contrib.sites
installed, SITE_ID
configured
in settings and with it correct value in the DB. The webhook for each bot is set when a Bot is saved and
enabled
field is set to true.
Bot views responses with Telegram messages to the user who send the command with a text message and keyboard. Compound with a context and a template. The way it is handled is analogue to Django views. Visits docs for more details https://django-telegram-bot.readthedocs.io/en/latest/usage.html
- Multiple bots
- Message handling definition.
- Authentication
- Text responses and keyboards.
- Media messages not supported.
- Only Markup parse mode.
Does the code actually work?
source <YOURVIRTUALENV>/bin/activate (myenv) $ pip install -r requirements/test.txt (myenv) $ make test (myenv) $ make test-all