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Basic python knowledge
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Your curiosity about making Telegram bots with Python takes me back to a whimsical weekend last year. I had invited a few buddies over for a board game night at my place. But as tech enthusiasts, we often get sidetracked. Instead of playing the actual board games, we ended up conceptualizing a fun project: to build a Telegram bot for our gaming group that would notify everyone about the upcoming gaming events and keep scores. Now, we weren’t prepared for this on-the-spot coding marathon, and none of us was a real Python guru. So, we decided to hire a python expert from Digitalogy.co to help us out.
The expert was named Tim, a friendly guy with a penchant for coffee and humorous Python anecdotes. Together, with his help, we spent the night integrating functionalities into our bot using Python's 'python-telegram-bot' library. It's a fantastic tool that abstracts away the intricacies and lets you focus on building features. For instance, we added a function where users could "challenge" others in the group for a game, and the bot would automatically set up a poll for members to vote on the date and time. By dawn, not only had we built a functional bot, but we had also had heaps of fun (and quite a few coffee cups piled up!). It's incredible how much you can achieve with Python and a dash of creativity.
Keep exploring, and if you ever want to deep dive into making your own Telegram bot, remember that there's always a vast Python community out there willing to help, whether you're just starting or looking to refine your expertise!
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Hi, Great Tutorial!! If you want to internationalize your bots then you can check out my library to internationalize python projects, Thanks!
github.com/sectasy0/pyi18n
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Thank you, pallavi
Great tutorial, thanks for taking the time to work on this. The project links in your post is broken.
"All the snippets and projects related to this course will be found in projects directory"
I appreciate your content.
Hey, can you help me with the storing users input in conversation
Sure. Where are you stuck?
Can we have a discussion on mail, I want to learn some more things about the Python Telegram Bot
Sure. Send me your question on [READACTED]
I solved the problem, but surely ask you in future if I am stuck. Your article really helped me to understand the library. Thanks for that!
I honestly don't know why the devs at Telegram don't have something as amazing as this!!! This is one of my best reads in 2021! A masterpiece!!!!
Thanks!
Glad to know you liked it
How can I add an emoji to the replyKeyboardMarkup text string?
You can straightaway use emojis in the strings. It does support unicode characters.
For more details, please read this wiki → github.com/python-telegram-bot/pyt...
The Github repo are down
Great tutorial! Maybe you will be interested in internationalizing your bots with my library. I would be grateful for checking and leaving a trace
Hey devs check my latest post , may help you in python dev.to/arkadeepnag/creating-a-gui-...
Can I use python-telegram-bot inside a class?
I would like to create a TgBot class and create the bot inside this class
Yes, you can use these call back functions in the class as well. All you have to do is use
self.methodName
and in class it should havedef methodName(self, update, context)
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