Verify Telegram Auth via website or Bot.
Installation.
pip install pytgauth --upgrade
Sample data from Telegram.
{
"id": XXXXXXXXX,
"first_name": "XXX",
"last_name": "XXX",
"username": "XXXXX",
"photo_url": "https://t.meXXXXXX.jpg",
"auth_date": XXXXXXXXXX,
"hash": "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX....."
}
from pytgauth import verify
bot_token = 'xxx:xxxx'
data = {...}
if verify(data, bot_token):
print('Hey ! You are verified.')
else:
print('Upps, the data is not verified')
Watch the Example.py for more information.
PyTgAuth is licensed under GNU Affero General Public License v3 or later.
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