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Messenger Methods:
from rb import RubikaClient # rb: is main package
with RubikaClient('session', platform='rubx',) as client: # set the proxy, api client, api version, ...
client.send_message('Hey There!', 'username') # username, chat id, prviate links
Or
from rb import RubikaClient
def respond(callable, params) -> dict:
return callable(**params)
with RubikaClient(...) as client:
print(
respond(
client.send_message,
dict(
chat_id=...,
text='**Hey** @User@ __My__ ``Friend`` ~~How r u?~~'
mention_user_ids=['u0...']),
)
)
# for emoji
# print(respond(client.send_message, dict(chat_id=..., sticker=True, emoji_character='😜', sticker_id=..., )))
Or
# shorcuts
from rb import RubikaClient
from rb.responses import Self
with RubikaClient(...) as client:
print(client == Self.Text(text='Hey', chat_id='chat-guid')) # to send a message
# print(client * 'chat-guid') # to get chat info
# print(client['chat-guid']) # to get a message from chat
# client['send_message'] = dict(text='Hey there', chat_id='chat-guid') # example to usage methods with setitem
# use the all operators
if you forget the method name
from rb import RubikaClient
with RubikaClient('session') as client:
print(client.getChatInfo(client, 'chat-guid')) # GetChatInfo, GETchatINFO, or ...
# normally: client.get_chat_info('chat-guid')
Rubino Methods:
from rb import RubinoClient
with RubinoClient('session') as app:
app.create_page(...)
Handler Methods:
Handler Examples
from rb import Handler, EventBuilder, Filters
client = Handler(...)
# handlers: HandShake, ChatsUpdates, MessagesUpdates
client.add_event_handling(func='ChatsUpdates', events=dict(get_chats=True, get_messages=True, pattern=('/start', 'Hey from rubx lib.')))
@client.handler
def hello(app, message: EventBuilder, event):
# to print message: print(message) or print(event)
# to use all methods: app.create_objcet_voice_chat(...)
message.respond(message.pattern, Filters.author) # filters: chat, group, channel, author
Or
from rb import Handler, Filters, Performers
client = Handler('session')
def event(message):
message.respond(message.pattern, Filters.author)
client.add_event_handling(func=Performers.hand_shake, events=dict(get_chats=True, get_messages=True, pattern=('/start', 'Hi from rubx lib.')))
client.starting = True
client.command_handler(event)
To using HandShake(WebSocket):
from rb import Handler, EventBuilder, Filters, Performers
client = Handler('abc...', 'u0...')
client.add_event_handling(func=Performers.hand_shake, events=dict(get_messages=True, get_chats=False))
@client.handler
def update(app, update, event):
if update.message.text == '/start':
message.reply(text='Hello my dear', chat_id=update.message.author_object_guid, reply_to_message_id=update.message.message_id)
# or using repond: message.respond('Hey!', Filters.author)
Async Methods:
from rb import Client # Client: asycn reader
async def run(*args):
async with Client(...) as client:
result = await client.start(client.send_message, 'Hey! from rubx', 'chat-guid')
print(result)
Client.run(run)
Bot API Methods:
example for api methods send message text
from rb import BotAPI
with BotAPI(__name__, 'token') as app:
app.send_message('chat-id', 'Hey!')
Handler the Bot API
from rb import BotAPI
with BotAPI(__name__, 'token') as app:
app.add_event_handling((r'\w{1}start .+', 'Hello'))
@app.handler
def update(methods, update, event):
...
Rubx - ⚡
- Now the best
syncandasycnlibrary for Rubika's was developed - ⭐️ Thanks everyone who has starred the project, it means a lot!
Rubx is an sync Python 3 rubika library to interact with Rubika's API as a user or through a bot account (self API alternative).
🔴 If you have code using Rubx before its 8.0.5 version, you must
read docs to learn how to migrate. 💡
What is this?
🇮🇷 - Rubika is a popular messaging application. This library is meant to make it easy for you to write Python programs that can interact with Rubika. Think of it as a wrapper that has already done the heavy job for you, so you can focus on developing an application. This module provides all the desired methods with a very simple and beautiful user interface and has a very high speed. Give your employer the best experience of a project.
Updates - 🌀 :
- Complete documentation and optimization.
INSTALLING
pip install rubx
UPGRADE
pip install rubx --upgrade
self rubika client with python3 RUBX module 
special:
- [RUBX] > a library 'official' for rubika messnger with client server.
- [RUBX] > use api's rubika, and full methods.
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