Le
Le is a silly extensible chatbot. This package is designed to load plugins in the entry point groups le.parsers, le.handlers and le.handlers.chat.
For more examples on how to write new plugins you can look at the ones I wrote:
You can install any of these packages together and the run lebot to start your bot:
lebot <telegram_token>
The usage of the command is:
usage: lebot [-h] [-d] telegram_token positional arguments: telegram_token optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -d, --debug
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