pyrobale 0.2.2

A python wrapper for bale api

Bale Bot API Python Library

A Python wrapper for the Bale Bot API that makes it easy to build Bale bots.

Features

• Full Bale Bot API support
• Object-oriented design
• Easy-to-use interface
• Support for:
  • Messages
  • Photos
  • Documents
  • Audio
  • Video
  • Voice messages
  • Location
  • Contact sharing
  • Inline keyboards
  • Menu keyboards
  • Callback queries
  • Chat administration
  • Payment system
  • Database integration

Installation

pip install pyrobale

Quick Start

from bale import Client, MenuKeyboardMarkup, MenuKeyboardButton

Initialize bot with token

bot = Client("YOUR_BOT_TOKEN")

Handle incoming messages

@bot.on_message def handle_message(message): if message.text == "/start": # Create keyboard keyboard = MenuKeyboardMarkup() keyboard.add(MenuKeyboardButton("Hello!"))

    # Send welcome message
    message.reply_message("Welcome!", reply_markup=keyboard)

Start the bot

bot.run()

Key Components

Client

The main class for interacting with Bale API. Handles all API requests and provides event decorators.

Message

Represents a message in Bale with methods for replying, editing, and deleting messages.

User

Represents a Bale user with their properties and methods.

Chat

Represents a chat conversation with methods for sending messages and managing chat settings.

Keyboards

• MenuKeyboardMarkup: For creating text keyboards
• InlineKeyboardMarkup: For creating inline keyboards

Database

Built-in SQLite database support for storing persistent data.

Event Handlers

Message handler

@bot.on_message def handle_message(message): pass

Callback query handler

@bot.on_callback_query def handle_callback(callback): pass

Periodic task handler

@bot.on_tick(60) # Runs every 60 seconds def handle_tick(): pass

Ready event handler

@bot.on_ready def handle_ready(): pass

Member join handler

@bot.on_member_chat_join def handle_join(message, chat, user): pass

Member leave handler

@bot.on_member_chat_leave def handle_leave(message, chat, user): pass

Database Usage

Access database

with bot.database as db:
    db.write_key("user_123", {"points": 100})
    
    data = db.read_key("user_123")

Running Multiple Bots

from bale import run_multiple_clients

bot1 = Client("TOKEN1")
bot2 = Client("TOKEN2")

run_multiple_clients(bot1, bot2)```


## License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.