Plugin to work with Telegram in aioworkers.
Features:
Telegram user.
Telegram channels.
Telegram groups.
Usage
Install it with pip:
pip install aioworkers-tgCreate entity of bot in aioworkers config:
bot:
cls: 'aioworkers_tg.bot.TelegramBot'
api_token: '1234567890'You can use it directly from context:
await context.bot.channel('@yourchannel').send_text("Hello from channel!")Also it is possible to create chat instance and send messages directly:
chat:
cls: 'aioworkers_tg.chat.TelegramChat'
bot: 'bot' # reference to created bot
group_id: '11111'await context.chat.send_text("Hello!")1 maintainer
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