Pluggable asyncio
Telegram userbot based on
Telethon.
Simply clone the repository and run the main file:
git clone https://github.com/udf/uniborg.git
cd uniborg
virtualenv -p /usr/bin/python3 venv
. ./venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
# <Create config.py with variables as given below>
python3 -m stdborg YourSessionName
An example config.py
file could be:
Not All of the variables are mandatory
The UniBorg should work by setting only these variables
from sample_config import Config
class Development(Config):
APP_ID = 6
API_HASH = "eb06d4abfb49dc3eeb1aeb98ae0f581e"
TG_BOT_TOKEN_BF_HER = ""
TG_BOT_USER_NAME_BF_HER = ""
UB_BLACK_LIST_CHAT = [
-1001220993104,
-1001365798550,
-1001158304289,
-1001212593743,
-1001195845680,
-1001330468518,
-1001221185967,
-1001340243678,
-1001311056733,
-1001135438308,
-1001038774929,
-1001070622614,
-1001119331451,
-1001095401841
]
# specify LOAD and NO_LOAD
LOAD = []
NO_LOAD = []
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.
- Only two of the environment variables are mandatory.
- This is because of
telethon.errors.rpc_error_list.ApiIdPublishedFloodError
APP_ID
: You can get this value from https://my.telegram.orgAPI_HASH
: You can get this value from https://my.telegram.org
- The userbot will work without setting the non-mandatory environment variables.
- Please report any issues to the support group: @SpEcHlDe
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
from telethon import events
from uniborg.util import admin_cmd
@borg.on(admin_cmd(pattern="hi"))
async def handler(event):
await event.reply("hey")
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.
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