How To Install This Module

You can install this module using pip:

pip install -U HusBot

How To Use It

Import the HClient class from the module:

from HusBot.TeleBusiness import HClient

Create a client for your business bot:

Bot_Token = "123456:ABCDF" # Here Put Your Token Bot 
bot = HClient(Bot_Token)

Now you can use message handlers.

Examples

In this example, we used message_handler for new messages and we put message=True to make it fetch all the messages that arrive after it. You can do whatever you want with this message:

@bot.message_handler(message=True)
def NewMessage(business_connection_id, chat_id, message,other):
    if message.startswith('hi'):
        print(True)
        bot.send_message(business_connection_id, chat_id, 'hi bro , how are you today')
    else:
    	print(False)

If you need to handle a specific message in the message handler, you can put the str in the var message. For example:

@bot.message_handler(message="Hello")
def NewMessage(business_connection_id, chat_id, message,other):
    bot.send_message(business_connection_id,chat_id,"hello")

In this example, we used edited_message for new messages that were edited. Use this if you need to add a feature to know the modified messages:

@bot.edited_message()
def NewEditedMessage(business_connection_id, chat_id, message,message_id,other):
    print(f"Message {message_id} was edited to {message}")

In this example, we used deleted_message for new messages that were deleted. Use this if you need to add a feature to know the deleted messages:

@bot.deleted_message()
def NewDeletedMessage(business_connection_id, chat_id, message_ids,other):
    print(f"Message {message_ids} Was Deleted.")

In This Module

There are only important functions for sending messages in various formats, such as: Text, Photos, Video, Voice, Documents, Stickers.

Examples:

send_message(business_connection_id,chat_id,"hello")
send_document(business_connection_id,chat_id,'Document URL') # .zip And Other Extensions
send_photo(business_connection_id,chat_id,"Image URL") # .png , .jpg And Other Extensions
send_sticker(business_connection_id,chat_id, "ID Sticker")
send_video(business_connection_id,chat_id,"Video URL") # .mp4 And Other Extensions

Notes

In the latest update to the Telegram bot API, they added a feature for inline buttons in their version (7.3). If you need to put a button in your message, you can use the function send_message_button. For example:

bot.send_message_button(business_connection_id,chat_id,"hello", keyboard)

The keyboard is a variable in which the buttons are located.

Examples for use:

keyboard = {"inline_keyboard": [[{"text": '• Press Here •', "url": 'https://t.me/t_4_z'}]]}

This example shows how to add two buttons or more in the message, where each button is in a column:

keyboard = {"inline_keyboard": [[{"text": '• Dev •', "url": 'https://t.me/t_4_z'},{"text": '• Dev •', "url": 'https://t.me/t_4_z'}]]}

This example shows how to add two buttons or more in the message, where each button is in a row:

keyboard = {"inline_keyboard": [[{"text": '• Dev •', "url": 'https://t.me/t_4_z'}],[{"text": '• Dev •', "url": 'https://t.me/t_4_z'}]]}

Finally, you must add the following code to run your bot:

bot.RunHClient()

Thanks for your use, my first module in my programming career.

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