telebotbuilder
telebotbuilder
An aggregate of my frequently used packages when building a Telegram bot
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Getting Started
- Installation using pip (Python Package Index):
$ pip install telebotbuilder
Included Packages
- pip install pyTelegrambotAPI
- pip install firebase
- pip install python_jwt
- pip install gcloud
- pip install sseclient
- pip install pycryptodome
- pip install requests-toolbelt
Using telebotbuilder
You can just use the packages as normal. Here are some examples:
# main.py
import telebot
bot = telebot.TeleBot(secrets.get_telebot_token())
bot.polling()
# database.py
from firebase import Firebase
firebase = Firebase(secrets.get_firebase_config())
auth = firebase.auth()
db = firebase.database()
All's good, easier pip installs in the future!
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