EFB Telegram Slave
EH Forwarder Bot is an extensible message tunneling chat bot framework.
It is sometimes useful if we have a Telegram slave channel for EFB. So there is one, primarily based on telethon.
Channel ID: sharzy.telegram
Installation
Install the latest version from GitHub (recommended because this project is not stable yet):
pip3 install git+https://github.com/SharzyL/efb-telegram-slave
Install from PyPI:
pip3 install efb-telegram-slave
To make EFB work, you need to configure some master channel and some slave channels. For complete usage guide, refer to EFB user guide.
Configuration
Run ehforwaderbot --profile <your-profile-name> to run an interactive guide to
complete the configuration.
By default, configuration file is located in
~/.ehforwarderbot/profiles/<your-profile-name>/sharzy.telegram/config.yaml.
The following is an exemplary configuration.
# you should apply for a pair of api_hash and api_id in https://my.telegram.org/
api_hash: 12349061a3e1383920c2e05c1830a774
api_id: 1234567
# in case you need a proxy to access telegram
proxy:
protocol: http # http / socks5 / socks4
host: localhost
port: 1234
Features not supported yet
- Rich text
- Less used message types, such as Location
- Message edit and recall
- Send sticker as
.webp - Notification control
Release files for efb-telegram-slave 0.1.1
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