Media-Search-bot: A Python repository from Aid-3n

Media Search bot

Index channel/group files for inline search.
When you going to post file on telegram channel/group this bot will save that in database, So you can search that easily in inline mode.
Supports document, video and audio file formats with caption.

python3 -m venv env
. ./env/bin/activate
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
# Edit info.py with variables as given below
python3 bot.py

Check sample_info.py before editing info.py file

BOT_TOKEN: Create a bot using @BotFather, and get the Telegram API token.
API_ID: Get this value from telegram.org
API_HASH: Get this value from telegram.org
CHANNELS: Username or ID of channel or group. Separate multiple IDs by space
ADMINS: Username or ID of Admin. Separate multiple Admins by space
DATABASE_URI: mongoDB URI. Get this value from mongoDB. For more help watch this video
DATABASE_NAME: Name of the database in mongoDB. For more help watch this video

COLLECTION_NAME: Name of the collections. Defaults to Telegram_files. If you going to use same database, then use different collection name for each bot
MAX_RESULTS: Maximum limit for inline search results
CACHE_TIME: The maximum amount of time in seconds that the result of the inline query may be cached on the server
USE_CAPTION_FILTER: Whether bot should use captions to improve search results. (True/False)
AUTH_USERS: Username or ID of users to give access of inline search. Separate multiple users by space. Leave it empty if you don't want to restrict bot usage.

channel - Get basic infomation about channels
total - Show total of saved files
delete - Delete file from database
logger - Get log file

Run one_time_indexer.py file to save old files in the database that are not indexed yet.
You can use | to separate query and file type while searching for specific type of file. For example: Avengers | video
If you don't want to create a channel or group, use your chat ID / username as the channel ID. When you send a file to a bot, it will be saved in the database.