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A fast, fully-typed Python framework for building Telegram bots.

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A fast, clean, fully-typed Python framework for building Telegram bots. Supports synchronous and asynchronous execution, finite state machines, middleware, inline keyboards, webhooks, and file handling — with zero boilerplate.

Repository: github.com/riokzyofficial-debug/gramix


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Installation

pip install gramix

Optional extras for webhook support:

pip install gramix[aiohttp]   # aiohttp webhook backend
pip install gramix[fastapi]   # FastAPI + uvicorn webhook backend

Requirements: Python 3.10+


Quick Start

Create a .env file:

BOT_TOKEN=your_token_here

Create bot.py:

from gramix import Bot, Dispatcher, Router, load_env

load_env()

bot = Bot()
dp  = Dispatcher(bot)
rt  = Router()
dp.include(rt)

@rt.message("/start")
def on_start(msg):
    msg.answer(f"Hello, {msg.from_user.full_name}!")

dp.run()
python bot.py

Core Concepts

Bot handles all direct Telegram API calls. Pass parse_mode=ParseMode.HTML once at initialization and every subsequent answer(), reply(), edit(), send_photo(), etc. will inherit it automatically — no need to repeat it per call.

Dispatcher drives the polling or webhook loop, dispatches incoming updates to routers, and manages middleware and lifecycle hooks.

Router declares handlers for messages, callbacks, inline queries, and FSM states. Multiple routers can be included in one dispatcher.

F is a filter shortcut object for common conditions: F.photo, F.document, F.sticker, F.voice, F.text, F.reply, F.forward, F.private, F.group.

State / Step define FSM flows. Steps are declared as class attributes and traversed with ctx.next(), ctx.prev(), or ctx.finish().


Examples

Commands & Text Filters

from gramix import Bot, Dispatcher, Router, load_env, F

load_env()
bot = Bot()
dp  = Dispatcher(bot)
rt  = Router()
dp.include(rt)

@rt.message("/start")
def on_start(msg):
    msg.answer("Welcome! Send me anything.")

@rt.message("/help")
def on_help(msg):
    msg.answer("Commands: /start, /help, /about")

@rt.message("/about")
def on_about(msg):
    msg.answer("gramix — Telegram bot framework.")

# Exact text match (case-insensitive by default)
@rt.message("ping")
def on_ping(msg):
    msg.answer("pong")

# Regex filter — matches any 4-digit number
@rt.message(regex=r"^\d{4}$")
def on_four_digits(msg):
    msg.answer(f"You sent a 4-digit number: {msg.text}")

# Catch all text messages
@rt.message(F.text)
def on_text(msg):
    msg.answer(f"You said: {msg.text}")

dp.run()

Reply Keyboards

from gramix import Reply, RemoveKeyboard

@rt.message("/start")
def on_start(msg):
    kb = (
        Reply(resize=True)
        .button("📋 Menu")
        .button("ℹ️ Info")
        .row()
        .button("⚙️ Settings")
    )
    msg.answer("Choose an option:", keyboard=kb)

@rt.message("📋 Menu")
def on_menu(msg):
    msg.answer("Here is the menu.")

@rt.message("ℹ️ Info")
def on_info(msg):
    msg.answer("This is the info section.")

@rt.message("⚙️ Settings")
def on_settings(msg):
    msg.answer("Settings are not configured yet.")

@rt.message("/remove")
def on_remove(msg):
    msg.answer("Keyboard removed.", keyboard=RemoveKeyboard())

Inline Keyboards & Callbacks

from gramix import Inline

@rt.message("/vote")
def on_vote(msg):
    kb = (
        Inline()
        .button("👍 Like", callback="vote:like")
        .button("👎 Dislike", callback="vote:dislike")
        .row()
        .button("🔗 Source", url="https://github.com/riokzyofficial-debug/gramix")
    )
    msg.answer("Cast your vote:", keyboard=kb)

# Handle exact callback data values
@rt.callback("vote:like", "vote:dislike")
def on_vote_result(cb):
    label = "👍 Like" if cb.data == "vote:like" else "👎 Dislike"
    cb.answer(f"You chose {label}", show_alert=True)
    cb.message.edit(f"You voted: {label}")

# Handle callbacks by prefix
@rt.callback(prefix="item:")
def on_item(cb):
    item_id = cb.data.split(":")[1]
    cb.answer(f"Selected item #{item_id}")
    cb.message.edit(f"You picked item #{item_id}.")

@rt.message("/catalog")
def on_catalog(msg):
    kb = (
        Inline()
        .button("Item 1", callback="item:1")
        .button("Item 2", callback="item:2")
        .row()
        .button("Item 3", callback="item:3")
        .button("Item 4", callback="item:4")
    )
    msg.answer("Pick an item:", keyboard=kb)

# Confirm/cancel pattern
@rt.message("/confirm")
def on_confirm(msg):
    kb = (
        Inline()
        .button("✅ Confirm", callback="confirmed")
        .button("❌ Cancel", callback="cancelled")
    )
    msg.answer("Are you sure?", keyboard=kb)

@rt.callback("confirmed")
def on_confirmed(cb):
    cb.answer("Done!")
    cb.message.edit("✅ Action confirmed.", keyboard=None)

@rt.callback("cancelled")
def on_cancelled(cb):
    cb.answer("Cancelled.")
    cb.message.edit("❌ Action cancelled.", keyboard=None)

Finite State Machine (FSM)

from gramix import State, Step, MemoryStorage, Router, RemoveKeyboard

rt = Router(storage=MemoryStorage())

class Registration(State):
    name = Step()
    age  = Step()
    city = Step()

@rt.message("/register")
def on_register(msg):
    ctx = rt.fsm.get(msg.from_user.id)
    ctx.set(Registration.name)
    msg.answer("What is your name?", keyboard=RemoveKeyboard())

@rt.state(Registration.name)
def get_name(msg, ctx):
    ctx.data["name"] = msg.text
    ctx.next()
    msg.answer("How old are you?")

@rt.state(Registration.age)
def get_age(msg, ctx):
    if not msg.text.isdigit():
        msg.answer("Please enter a valid number.")
        return
    ctx.data["age"] = int(msg.text)
    ctx.next()
    msg.answer("Which city are you from?")

@rt.state(Registration.city)
def get_city(msg, ctx):
    ctx.data["city"] = msg.text
    name = ctx.data["name"]
    age  = ctx.data["age"]
    city = ctx.data["city"]
    ctx.finish()
    msg.answer(
        f"Registration complete!\n"
        f"Name: {name}\nAge: {age}\nCity: {city}"
    )

@rt.message("/cancel")
def on_cancel(msg):
    ctx = rt.fsm.get(msg.from_user.id)
    if ctx.is_active:
        ctx.finish()
        msg.answer("Cancelled.", keyboard=RemoveKeyboard())
    else:
        msg.answer("Nothing to cancel.")

SQLite FSM Storage

Use SQLiteStorage to persist FSM state across bot restarts:

from gramix import SQLiteStorage, Router

rt = Router(storage=SQLiteStorage("state.db"))

# All @rt.state() handlers work identically — storage is transparent.

Media Handling

from gramix import F

@rt.message(F.photo)
def on_photo(msg):
    largest = msg.photo[-1]  # Telegram provides multiple sizes; last is largest
    msg.answer(f"Photo: {largest.width}×{largest.height}px")

@rt.message(F.document)
def on_document(msg):
    msg.answer(f"Document: {msg.document.file_name} ({msg.document.file_size} bytes)")

@rt.message(F.video)
def on_video(msg):
    msg.answer(f"Video: {msg.video.duration}s, {msg.video.width}×{msg.video.height}px")

@rt.message(F.voice)
def on_voice(msg):
    msg.answer(f"Voice message: {msg.voice.duration}s")

@rt.message(F.sticker)
def on_sticker(msg):
    msg.answer(f"Sticker: {msg.sticker.emoji}")

@rt.message(F.audio)
def on_audio(msg):
    title = msg.audio.title or "Unknown"
    msg.answer(f"Audio: {title} by {msg.audio.performer or 'Unknown'}")

Sending Media

@rt.message("/photo")
def on_send_photo(msg):
    msg.reply_photo(
        "https://picsum.photos/800/600",
        caption="A random photo",
    )

@rt.message("/video")
def on_send_video(msg):
    msg.reply_video(
        "https://example.com/sample.mp4",
        caption="Sample video",
    )

@rt.message("/document")
def on_send_document(msg):
    msg.reply_document(
        "<file_id>",
        caption="Here is your file",
    )

@rt.message("/sticker")
def on_send_sticker(msg):
    bot.send_sticker(msg.chat.id, "<file_id>")

File Download

@rt.message(F.document)
def on_document(msg):
    file_bytes = bot.download_file(msg.document.file_id)
    with open(msg.document.file_name, "wb") as f:
        f.write(file_bytes)
    msg.answer(f"Saved: {msg.document.file_name}")

Middleware

Middleware runs before every handler. It must call call_next() to continue the chain.

import time

@dp.middleware
def timing_middleware(msg, call_next):
    start = time.monotonic()
    call_next()
    elapsed = time.monotonic() - start
    print(f"[{msg.from_user.id}] handled in {elapsed:.3f}s")

@dp.middleware
def auth_middleware(msg, call_next):
    ALLOWED = {123456789, 987654321}
    if msg.from_user.id not in ALLOWED:
        msg.answer("Access denied.")
        return  # Do not call call_next() — stops the chain
    call_next()

# Async middleware — works with run_async() and webhook
@dp.middleware
async def logging_middleware(msg, call_next):
    print(f"Update from @{msg.from_user.username}: {msg.text}")
    await call_next()

Inline Queries

from gramix import InlineQueryResultArticle, InlineQueryResultPhoto

@rt.inline()
def on_inline(query):
    results = [
        InlineQueryResultArticle(
            id="1",
            title="gramix",
            message_text="gramix — Telegram bot framework: https://pypi.org/project/gramix",
            description="Python Telegram bot framework",
        ),
        InlineQueryResultArticle(
            id="2",
            title=f"Search: {query.query}",
            message_text=f"You searched for: {query.query}",
        ),
        InlineQueryResultPhoto(
            id="3",
            photo_url="https://picsum.photos/400/300",
            thumb_url="https://picsum.photos/100/75",
            title="Random photo",
            caption="Sent via gramix inline",
        ),
    ]
    query.answer(results, cache_time=10)

Chat Member Events

Detect users joining or leaving a chat:

@rt.chat_member()
def on_member_update(update):
    if update.joined:
        print(f"{update.user.full_name} joined {update.chat.display_name}")
    elif update.left:
        print(f"{update.user.full_name} left {update.chat.display_name}")

Parse Mode & HTML Formatting

Set parse_mode once at Bot initialization — all answer(), reply(), edit(), send_photo(), and send_video() calls inherit it automatically:

from gramix import Bot, ParseMode

bot = Bot(parse_mode=ParseMode.HTML)

@rt.message("/start")
def on_start(msg):
    msg.answer(
        "<b>Bold</b>, <i>italic</i>, <code>inline code</code>\n"
        "<a href='https://github.com/riokzyofficial-debug/gramix'>Link</a>\n"
        f"Hello, <b>{msg.from_user.full_name}</b>!"
    )

# Override per-call if needed
@rt.message("/markdown")
def on_markdown(msg):
    msg.answer("*bold* _italic_", parse_mode=ParseMode.MARKDOWN)

Async Mode

All handlers, middleware, and lifecycle hooks support async def. Use dp.run_async() instead of dp.run():

from gramix import Bot, Dispatcher, Router, load_env, F, ParseMode

load_env()
bot = Bot(parse_mode=ParseMode.HTML)
dp  = Dispatcher(bot)
rt  = Router()
dp.include(rt)

@rt.message("/start")
async def on_start(msg):
    await msg.answer("Hello from async!")

@rt.message(F.photo)
async def on_photo(msg):
    await msg.answer("Photo received!")

@dp.on_startup
async def on_startup():
    print("Bot started.")

dp.run_async()

Webhook Mode

# Raw socket backend (no extra dependencies)
dp.run(webhook=True, webhook_url="https://yourdomain.com/", port=8080)

# aiohttp backend — pip install gramix[aiohttp]
dp.run(webhook=True, webhook_url="https://yourdomain.com/", backend="aiohttp", port=8080)

# FastAPI + uvicorn backend — pip install gramix[fastapi]
dp.run(webhook=True, webhook_url="https://yourdomain.com/", backend="fastapi", port=8080)

Alternatively, set WEBHOOK_URL in .env and omit the parameter:

WEBHOOK_URL=https://yourdomain.com/
dp.run(webhook=True, backend="aiohttp", port=8080)

Lifecycle Hooks

@dp.on_startup
def on_startup():
    print("Bot is online.")

@dp.on_shutdown
def on_shutdown():
    print("Bot is shutting down.")

# Async variants are supported in both sync and async mode
@dp.on_startup
async def async_startup():
    await db.connect()

@dp.on_shutdown
async def async_shutdown():
    await db.disconnect()

API Reference

Bot

Method Description
get_me() Returns bot's User object (cached). Use refresh_me() to force-refresh.
send_message(chat_id, text, *, keyboard, parse_mode, disable_preview, auto_split) Send a text message.
send_photo(chat_id, photo, *, caption, keyboard, parse_mode) Send a photo by file_id or URL.
send_video(chat_id, video, *, caption, keyboard, parse_mode) Send a video.
send_audio(chat_id, audio, *, caption, performer, title) Send an audio file.
send_voice(chat_id, voice, *, caption) Send a voice message.
send_document(chat_id, document, *, caption, keyboard) Send a document.
send_sticker(chat_id, sticker) Send a sticker.
send_chat_action(chat_id, action) Send a chat action (e.g. "typing").
edit_message_text(chat_id, message_id, text, *, keyboard, parse_mode) Edit a message.
edit_message_keyboard(chat_id, message_id, keyboard) Edit only the inline keyboard of a message.
delete_message(chat_id, message_id) Delete a message.
forward_message(chat_id, from_chat_id, message_id) Forward a message.
copy_message(chat_id, from_chat_id, message_id, *, caption) Copy a message without the forward header.
pin_chat_message(chat_id, message_id) Pin a message.
unpin_chat_message(chat_id, message_id) Unpin a message.
set_message_reaction(chat_id, message_id, reaction) Set an emoji reaction.
get_file(file_id) Get file metadata.
download_file(file_id) Download file content as bytes.
get_chat(chat_id) Get raw chat info.
get_chat_member(chat_id, user_id) Get raw chat member info.
get_chat_members_count(chat_id) Get member count.
ban_chat_member(chat_id, user_id) Ban a user.
unban_chat_member(chat_id, user_id) Unban a user.
restrict_chat_member(chat_id, user_id, permissions) Restrict a user.
leave_chat(chat_id) Leave a chat.
set_my_commands(commands) Set the bot command list.
delete_my_commands() Delete the bot command list.
answer_callback_query(callback_query_id, text, *, show_alert) Answer a callback query.
answer_inline_query(inline_query_id, results) Answer an inline query.
set_webhook(url) Register a webhook URL.
delete_webhook() Remove the webhook.
get_webhook_info() Get current webhook status.
close() Close the HTTP client.

ParseMode

Constant Value
ParseMode.HTML "HTML"
ParseMode.MARKDOWN "MarkdownV2"
ParseMode.MARKDOWN_LEGACY "Markdown"

F — Filter Shortcuts

Filter Matches when
F.text Message has text
F.photo Message has a photo
F.document Message has a document
F.video Message has a video
F.audio Message has an audio file
F.voice Message has a voice message
F.sticker Message has a sticker
F.reply Message is a reply
F.forward Message is forwarded
F.private Chat type is private
F.group Chat type is group or supergroup

License

MIT © riokzy

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