‍⚕ WIP: Async Bot API Adapters ‍⚕

This package allows to interact with vk and telegram API using the same interface.

It’s main purpose is to simply switch 🕹 between services while developing bots.

Setup

Firstly you should export environment variables. Create .env file and fill vars:

TELEGRAM_TOKEN=telegram_token
VK_TOKEN=vk_token

Example

Upload Images to vk and tg.

import asyncio

import aiofiles

from adapters.factory import create_adapter
from adapters.enums import AdapterType
from dotenv import load_dotenv
load_dotenv()

tg_adapter = create_adapter(adapter_type=AdapterType.TELEGRAM)
vk_adapter = create_adapter(adapter_type=AdapterType.VK)


async def main():
    async with aiofiles.open('test.png', mode='rb') as data:
        content = await data.read()
        await asyncio.gather(*[
                tg_adapter.send_image(chat_id=-195789610, image=content),
                vk_adapter.send_image(chat_id=2000000006, image=content)
        ])

asyncio.run(main())

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