lazybot
A simple class that can call arbitrary methods and make a request to Telegrams bot api.
But why ?
While writing my userbot I wanted a easy way to make calls to the bot api without needing a full blown lib with handlers etc..
Where are the docs ?
Use the Telegram Docs and the following example as base.
import lazybot
bot = lazybot.Bot('TOKEN')
# you can use snake case
bot.send_message(chat_id=123456, text='Text')
# or camelCase
bot.sendMessage(chat_id=123456, text='Text')
Installation
pip install lazybot
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