Pyeitaa
A simple Python SDK for interacting with the Eitaa API.
Lightweight and easy-to-use wrapper for Eitaa messenger API.
🚀 Installation
pip install pyeitaa
🔑 How do I get a token?
Get your token from:
"https://eitaayar.ir/" (https://eitaayar.ir/)
⚡ Quick Start
from pyeitaa import Eitaa
bot = Eitaa("YOUR_TOKEN")
print(bot.get_me())
💬 Send Message
bot.send_message( chat_id="123456", text="Hello from Pyeitaa!" )
This method sends a text message to a channel or group.
Parameters
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"chat_id" (required) Unique identifier of the channel or group. You can also use the username without "@".
Example:
- "chat_id="eitaayar""
- "chat_id="1404""
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"text" (required) Message content to send.
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"title" (optional) Internal title used for search and display purposes.
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"disable_notification" (optional) Sends the message silently without notification.
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"reply_to_message_id" (optional) Sends the message as a reply.
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"date" (optional) Unix timestamp for scheduled sending.
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"pin" (optional) Pins the message after sending.
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"viewCountForDelete" (optional) Deletes the message after reaching a specific view count.
📎 Send File
bot.send_file( chat_id="123456", file_path="image.png", caption="Hello file" )
This method sends media or files.
Parameters
-
"chat_id" (required) Channel or group identifier.
-
"file_path" (required) Path to the file.
-
"caption" (optional) Caption text for the file.
📌 Important Notes
- To send a GIF file, rename the extension to ".gif"
Example:
sample.mp4 → sample.gif
- To send a sticker, rename the extension to ".webp"
Example:
sample.png → sample.webp
⚠️ Exceptions
from pyeitaa.exceptions import EitaaError, EitaaAuthError
try: bot.get_me()
except EitaaAuthError: print("Invalid token")
except EitaaError: print("General error")
🧠 Features
- Simple and clean API
- File upload support
- Custom exceptions
- Lightweight ("httpx")
- Easy to extend
📦 Project Status
Alpha version ("0.1.0")
🛠 Requirements
- Python 3.8+
- httpx
📌 Roadmap
- Async support
- Webhook system
- Retry mechanism
- Rate limiting
- Better response objects
📄 License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
See: "LICENSE" (LICENSE)
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