PyStark 0.1

An incomplete add-on extension to Pyrogram for personal use.

PyStark

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An incomplete add-on extension to Pyrogram, to create telegram bots a bit more easily.

Intended for personal use

I do NOT 'especially' recommend you to use it.

Installation (using pip)

Available on PyPI

pip3 install pystark

What's the main purpose?

There are some things that are common in every bot. This makes it a bit simple to generate a boilerplate and ease overall creation.

1. Default Plugins - Any bot created using pystark will automatically have some commands like /start, /help, /about and /id.

   Of course that can be turned off using default_plugins=False in the main function.

2. Databases - Both postgres and redis are ready to use once the environment variables are present.

   To know more about postgres and redis usage in pystark - Click Here

3. Boilerplate - You can generate a boilerplate with all the files you will need using our command line utility. Optionally, you can generate it with Heroku Support (app.json, Procfile, etc). Please scroll down below to Usage section to know how.

4. Easier - There are multiple things that make it easier.

• Start the bot using 2-lines of code.

from pystark import Stark

Stark().activate()

• Easier to use methods and decorators

Usage

• Creating Boilerplate Code

You can generate a boilerplate to set up the common files you need. You can also choose to have added heroku support which will create app.json, Procfile, etc. This can be done using the command-line utility.

Run below command

pystark

cd into the directory where you want to create the boilerplate folder. Then run below command.

pystark --boilerplate

To create boilerplate with Heroku Support

pystark --boilerplate-heroku

Boilerplate folder will be created with a plugins directory and some other necessary files

• Making Basic Changes to the folder

1. Filling variables - Fill the mandatory values in .env file. (Step only if non-heroku boilerplate is created)
2. Changing Text for Messages - Go to 'data.py' and change string values as it suits you.

• Create your own plugins

You can create plugins and add it in plugins folder, and it'll be automatically loaded while starting the bot. Of course, you need Python knowledge to create awesome plugins.

# Import class 'Stark' in top of every plugin
from pystark import Stark, Message


# use 'Stark.cmd' decorator to create commands
# @Stark.cmd('name', owner_only=False, extra_filters=None, group=0) - defaults

@Stark.cmd('sample')  # or @Stark.command('sample')
async def sample_function(bot: Stark, msg: Message):
    # 'msg.react()' is 'msg.reply()' with del_in added argument
    await msg.react('This will be the reply when /sample is sent to the bot.')

• Run the bot

Heroku - Create a repository and tap on Deploy Heroku Button. Fill the values, click deploy and wait for 2 minutes and done.

Local Deploy - Make sure you filled variables in .env as told above. Run the bot.py file using command python3 bot.py and there you go.

Credits and Library

• Dan for his Pyrogram Library on top of which pystark works.

Community and Support

Telegram Channel - StarkBots

Telegram Chat - StarkBotsChat

Copyright and License

• Copyright (C) 2021-2022 Stark Bots <https://github.com/StarkBotsIndustries>

• Licensed under the terms of GNU General Public License v3 or later (GPLv3+)