A simple telegram bot written in Python using Pyrogram framework to help you to manage Mega.nz cloud storage with telegram.
- ⚡ Download, Upload & Import files easily
- 📱 Mega.nz user account support
- 🙅♂️ No login required
- 🖇️ Almost all file / folder links are supported
- 🛡️ Can be used as either public or private bot
- 🕵️♂️ Inline Mode [Still In Development Stage: BETA]
Deploy your own Bot
Mandatory Vars,
APP_ID
- Your APP_ID. Get it from my.telegram.orgAPI_HASH
- Your API_ID. Get it from my.telegram.orgAUTH_USERS
- Telegram IDs Of Auth Users, Only they can use this bot (If you didn't set this as public bot). Separate them by a space. (Ex:123445 2648589
)BOT_TOKEN
- Your Bot Token From @BotFather
Non Mandatory Vars,
IS_PUBLIC_BOT
- Set this to 'True' if you want to set Download Function as Public. Default to 'False'LOGS_CHANNEL
- To get this, follow these steps,- Make a private channel
- Send a message and copy it's link
- The link'll be something like
https://t.me/c/12345/1
. Simply copy the12345
part from it and add-100
to the beginning of it. Now it'll be something like-10012345
. That's your channel id!
MEGA_EMAIL
- Fill this if you want to use your own Mega Account. This is your Mega account EmailMEGA_PASSWORD
- Fill this if you want to use your own Mega Account. This is your Mega account Password
Check out sample config file if you aren't using heroku 🤗
Notice
⚠️ : This (Main) repo doesn't contain the Dockerfile which is needed to deploy on Heroku. Please refer the Deployment guide in-order to deploy this bot Heroku.
Tip 💡:
If you're using a linux distro with apt
or pacman
package manager, you can use the official installer script to setup Mega.nz-Bot. To do so run the following command,
curl -sS https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Itz-fork/Mega.nz-Bot/main/installer.sh | bash
To setup Mega.nz-Bot follow these steps,
- Clone the Repo,
git clone https://github.com/Itz-fork/Mega.nz-Bot
- Enter the directory,
cd Mega.nz-Bot
- Install Requirements,
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
- Install megatools, ffmpeg according to your system
- Fill config vars with your own values (How to get config Values),
- If you have GUI system use a normal text editor like notepad, sublime text etc.
- For CLI systems, install nano and edit the config file using
sudo nano config.py
command.
- Run the Bot,
bash startup.sh