Sans io implementation of telegram api
Tiny telegram bot-api wrapper library.
Reasons
- aiotg is framework, not library and have no proxy support.
- Raw api calls translation is better for understanding and will not break if telegram api will be changed.
snake_case
Features
- support both, sync and async ways to deal with io.
- Simple as telegram api is.
-
snake_case
api converted to telegramcamelCase
. - Polling
offset
handled for you viaget_updates
method. - Handling timeout between requests automatically (via
delay
keyword-only argument). - Use any io backend you want.
Implementation
Sans io implementation based on generators
for simplifying flow and holding state. siotelegram
have io backends based on:
- requests
- aiohttp
- httpx
Installation
- sync:
python -m pip install siotelegram[requests]
- async:
python -m pip install siotelegram[aiohttp]
python -m pip install siotelegram[httpx]
Examples
Common
import asyncio
import siotelegram
TOKEN = "token"
def requests_example():
api = siotelegram.RequestsTelegramApi(TOKEN, timeout=10)
response = api.get_updates()
print(response)
async def aiohttp_example():
async with siotelegram.AioHTTPTelegramApi(TOKEN, timeout=10) as api:
response = await api.get_updates()
print(response)
if __name__ == "__main__":
import time
# requests
requests_example()
time.sleep(1)
# aiohttp
asyncio.run(aiohttp_example())
Send files
import siotelegram
api = siotelegram.RequestsTelegramApi(TOKEN, timeout=10)
name = "capybara.jpg"
api.send_photo(chat_id=chat_id, caption="Hellow world!", files_=dict(photo=open(, "rb")))
# or from in-memory bytes
import pathlib
import io
data = pathlib.Path(name).read_bytes()
f = io.BytesIO(data)
f.name = name
api.send_photo(chat_id=chat_id, caption="Hellow world!", files_=dict(photo=f))