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Bot for posting reactions to a Telegram post.

Telegram      Pyrogram

This bot sends a reaction to a new post or message in selected public groups and channels, and automatically subscribes to them.

Good stuff:

  • Automatically converts TDATA to a Pyrogram session.
  • Automatically converts a Telethon session to a Pyrogram.

Launch Instructions

  1. Create an empty directory

  2. git clone https://github.com/kanewi11/telegram-reaction-bot.git ./.

  3. python3 -m venv venv.

  4. source venv/bin/activate.

  5. pip install -r requirements.txt.

  6. Add your channel name to config.py.

  7. If you plan to use the TDATA converter, go to converters/tdata_to_telethon.py and insert your API_HASH and API_ID (lines 19 and 20).

  8. mkdir sessions and mkdir tdatas

  9. Add the session file and its configuration file to the /sessions directory ( which we created in step 8 ) or tdata files to the /tdatas folder (Note the 7th point). Here is an example:

       your_dir
   └───reactionbot.py
   │
   └───sessions
   │   │   8888888888.ini
   │   │   8888888888.session
   │   │   9999999999.ini
   │   │   9999999999.session
   │   │   98767242365.json
   │   │   98767242365.session
   │   │   ...
   │
   └───tdatas
   │   └─── my_tdata
   │   │   │ key_datas
   │   │   │ ...
   ...

  10. nohup python reactionbot.py &

Create a session file manually.

Create a file my_account.json ( the file name can be anything ) in the directory /sessions :

{
    "api_id": "your_api_id",
    "api_hash": "your_api_hash",
    "phone_number": "your_phone_number"
}

After $ python reactionbot.py, in the console go through the account authorization steps and that's it, the session file will be created, you don't need to do this for the next times.

Where do I get api_id and api_hash?

🔗 Click me.

Sample configuration file *.ini

You can add more parameters that pyrogram supports.

[pyrogram]
api_id = your_api_id
api_hash = your_api_hash	

# optional parameters
app_version = '8.8.5'
device_model = 'Vertu IVERTU'
system_version = 'Android'

Sample configuration file *.json

You can add more parameters that pyrogram supports.

{
    "api_id": "your_api_id",
    "api_hash": "your_api_hash",
    ...
}

TODO:

  • code refactoring 🫣