re-aiogram 0.1.5

Lightweight wrapper over aiogram 3.x

re_aiogram

re_aiogram is a lightweight wrapper over aiogram 3.x that keeps the familiar aiogram API while simplifying bot development and adding extra features.

The goal of the project is to stay fully compatible with aiogram, but provide a cleaner and more convenient developer experience.

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Install

pip install re_aiogram

import re_aiogram

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Features

• familiar aiogram-style API
• simplified bot startup without explicit dispatcher
• router auto-loading
• built-in MediaGroup support
• aiogram-compatible imports
• simple and intuitive keyboard builder
• next_step handler registration (telebot-style)

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Quick Start

from re_aiogram import Bot, Message
from re_aiogram.filters import Command

bot = Bot(token="YOUR_API_TOKEN")


@bot.message(Command("start"))
async def cmd_start(message: Message):
    await message.answer(
        "Hi! I am a Telegram bot powered by re_aiogram!"
    )


bot.run(logging_enabled=True)

You can specify a token from the virtual environment:

bot = Bot(env_token="API_TOKEN")

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Next Step

A lightweight mechanism for step-by-step conversations without FSM. The next message from the user is intercepted and passed to the specified function.

How it works

• next_step registers a function that will be called on the user's next message
• After calling, the function is automatically removed from the queue (one-shot)
• To continue the chain, call next_step again inside the function
• Works on a high-priority filter, so it intercepts the message before regular handlers

Usage options

1. Via bot object

bot.next_step(message, func)
bot.next_step(message.from_user.id, func) # alternative

bot.cancel_next_step(message)
bot.cancel_next_step(user_id) # alternative

2. Via message object

message.next_step(func)

Example

from re_aiogram import Bot, Message
from re_aiogram.filters import Command

bot = Bot(env_token="API_TOKEN")


@bot.message(Command("start"))
async def start(message: Message):
    await message.answer("What is your name?")
    message.next_step(ask_name)

async def ask_name(message: Message):
    name = message.text
    await message.answer(f"Hii, {name}! How old are you?")
    message.next_step(lambda m: ask_age(m, name))

async def ask_age(message: Message, name: str):
    try:
        age = int(message.text)
        await message.answer(f"{name}, you are {age} y.o. Great!")
    except ValueError:
        await message.answer("It should be a number!")
        message.next_step(lambda m: ask_age(m, name))

bot.run()

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SimpleKeyboard

SimpleKeyboard provides a fast and intuitive way to create inline and reply keyboards with minimal boilerplate.

from re_aiogram.keyboard import SimpleKeyboard

Inline keyboard

@bot.message(Command("inline_keyboard"))
async def inline_keyboard(message: Message):
    kb = (
        SimpleKeyboard.inline()
        .row(
            ("👤 Profile", "profile"),
            ("⚙ Settings", "settings")
        )
        .row(
            ("❌ Close", "close")
        )
    )

    await message.answer(
        "Inline keyboard",
        reply_markup=kb()
    )

You can also automatically arrange buttons using adjust:

kb = (
    SimpleKeyboard.inline()
    .buttons(
        ("1", "1"),
        ("2", "2"),
        ("3", "3"),
        ("4", "4"),
        adjust=2
    )
)

Reply keyboard

@bot.message(Command("reply_keyboard"))
async def reply_keyboard(message: Message):
    kb = (
        SimpleKeyboard.reply(resize_keyboard=True)
        .row("👤 Profile", "⚙ Settings")
        .row("❌ Close")
    )

    await message.answer(
        "Reply keyboard",
        reply_markup=kb()
    )

Clear keyboard

@bot.message(Command("clear_keyboard"))
async def clear_keyboard(message: Message):
    kb = (
        SimpleKeyboard.reply()
        .clear()
    )

    await message.answer(
        "Reply keyboard was removed",
        reply_markup=kb()
    )

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MediaGroup Handler

Built-in support for Telegram media groups.

from re_aiogram import Bot, Message
from re_aiogram.filters import F
from re_aiogram.types import MediaGroup

bot = Bot(token="YOUR_API_TOKEN")


@bot.message(F.media_group_id)
async def handle_album(message: Message, media_group: MediaGroup):
    await message.answer_media_group(media_group)

media_group contains the collected media group messages.

Properties

Property	Description
media_group.count	Returns the number of media items in the group.
media_group.caption	Returns the first caption found in the group (Telegram sends caption only on the first item). Returns None if no caption is present.
media_group.captions	Returns a list of all captions from the group.
media_group.messages	Returns a copy of the original Message objects from the group.
media_group.photos	Returns a list of Message objects that contain photos.
media_group.videos	Returns a list of Message objects that contain videos.
media_group.documents	Returns a list of Message objects that contain documents.
media_group.audio	Returns a list of Message objects that contain audio files.
media_group.is_mixed	Returns True if the album contains different media types (e.g. photos and videos together).

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Routers

Router connection is simplified with bot.load()

Project structure

project/
│
├── main.py
└── handlers/
    └── start.py

main.py

from re_aiogram import Bot

bot = Bot(token="YOUR_API_TOKEN")

bot.load("handlers.start")

bot.run(logging_enabled=True)

handlers/start.py

from re_aiogram import Router, Message
from re_aiogram.filters import Command

router = Router()


@router.message(Command("start"))
async def start(message: Message):
    await message.answer("Router connected!")

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Future improvements

These features are planned for upcoming versions and are not yet part of the core API.

Flow System (FSM alternative)

A lightweight state/flow system replacing traditional FSM:

• step-based flow control
• self.next() and self.finish()
• shared data via class attributes
• simple chain-based conversation handling

Example concept:

from re_aiogram import Bot, Message
from re_aiogram.filters import Command
from re_aiogram.flow import Flow, start, step, finish

bot = Bot(token="YOUR_API_TOKEN")

class Register(Flow):
    name: str
    age: int

    @start()
    async def ask_name(self, message: Message):
        await message.answer("What is your name?")
        return self.next(self.ask_age, save="name", cast=lambda m: m.text)

    @step()
    async def ask_age(self, message: Message):
        await message.answer("How old are you?")
        return self.next(self.finish, save="age", cast=lambda m: int(m.text))

    @finish()
    async def finish(self, message: Message):
        await message.answer(f"{self.name}, {self.age} years old")

@bot.message(Command("register"), FlowEntry(Register))
async def register_cmd(message: Message):
    pass

bot.run()

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Philosophy

re_aiogram tries to make Telegram bot development:

• simpler
• cleaner
• less boilerplate-heavy
• more beginner-friendly

while still preserving compatibility with the aiogram ecosystem.