hydragram
Hydragram is an enhanced filter and handler system inspired by Pyrogram, built on top of pyrogram.
It helps you avoid common Pyrogram errors—especially those related to using group={} in command handlers—by providing a simple and stable way to register commands and filters.
With Hydragram, you no longer need to manually manage the group parameter or worry about filter conflicts. It handles all that smoothly for you, so your commands work reliably every time.
Simplify your Telegram bot development and enjoy clean, easy-to-use decorators and filters designed for real-world use.
Testing Bot
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Installation
pip install hydragram
How to use it
from hydragram.client import Client
from hydragram.handler import handler
from hydragram.filters import command, group
client = Client("mybot", api_id=12345, api_hash="xyz", bot_token="TOKEN")
@handler("start")
async def start(client, message):
await message.reply_text("Hello!")
# <======== YOU CAN ALSO USE IT IN ANOTHER WAY =====>
@client.on_message(filters.command("start"))
async def start(client, message):
await message.reply_text("Hello this is second way!")
client.run()
Example How to use them
from hydragram import Client
from hydragram.filters import setup
from hydragram.handler import handler
from hydragram.filters import group, private
from pyrogram.types import Message
app = Client(
"TestBot",
api_id=You_Api_Id, # generate it from my.telegram.org
api_hash="Your_Api_hash", # generate it from my.telegram.org
bot_token="Your_Bot_Token" # Get from @BotFather
)
# Initialize with your settings
setup(
OWNER_ID=6346273488, # Replace Your user ID and generate from @Raiden_Robot
DEV_USERS=[8171988347, 5907205317], # Your dev team Id and generate Their I'd from @Raiden_Robot
PREFIX_HANDLER=["/", "!" "Raiden ", "raiden "], # Command prefixes
BOT_USERNAME="@Raiden_Robot" # Your bot's username
)
# Regular command (anyone can use)
@handler("start", extra=private)
async def start_handler(_, m: Message):
await m.reply("Hello! I'm alive ✅")
# Group command
@handler("alive", extra=group)
async def alive(_, m: Message):
await m.reply("Bot is working fine in group!")
# Owner-only command
@handler("owner", owner_cmd=True)
async def owner_command(_, m: Message):
await m.reply("👑 This is an owner-only command!")
# Developer-only command
@handler("dev", dev_cmd=True)
async def dev_command(_, m: Message):
await m.reply("💻 This is a developer-only command!")
# Group owner-only command
@handler("gowner", gc_owner=True)
async def group_owner_command(_, m: Message):
await m.reply("🏘️ This command can only be used by group owners!")
# Group admin-only command (includes owner)
@handler("gadmin", gc_admin=True)
async def group_admin_command(_, m: Message):
await m.reply("🛡️ This command can only be used by group admins!")
# Combined permission example
@handler("power", dev_cmd=True, gc_admin=True)
async def power_command(_, m: Message):
await m.reply("⚡ This command requires either dev rights or group admin!")
if __name__ == "__main__":
app.run()
🤝 Contributing
Contributions are welcome! If you have suggestions, improvements, or bug fixes, feel free to fork the repository and submit a pull request.
Created By hasnainkk-07
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