WeebProject Userbot

#include <std/disclaimer.h>
/*
*    Your Telegram account may get banned.
*    I am not responsible for any improper use of this bot
*    This bot is intended for the purpose of having fun with memes,
*    as well as efficiently managing groups.
*    You ended up spamming groups, getting reported left and right,
*    and you ended up in a Finale Battle with Telegram and at the end
*    Telegram Team deleted your account?
*    And after that, then you pointed your fingers at us
*    for getting your acoount deleted?
*    I will be rolling on the floor laughing at you.
*/

A modular Telegram Userbot running on Python3 with sqlalchemy database.

based on ProjectBish Userbot

Deploy

Heroku

Click this button below to Deploy to Heroku

"Bare hands", using Git and Python3 -- on (Linux, macOS, and Android [via Termux])

1. Clone this repository on your local machine and cd (or chdir, anti bloat guy) to it
2. Set up Python virtual environment named "venv" inside it (Requires virtualenv installed on the system)

• virtualenv venv
• Don't forget to activate the virtualenv: . venv/bin/activate

3. Set up database for the userbot, search Google on how to set up a local database (PostgreSQL is recommended)
4. Install the requirements: pip3 install -r ./requirements.txt
5. Edit sample_config.env and save it as config.env

• Do not forget to fill in the REQUIRED %% values, or else the bot will not run

6. Run the bot: bash ./exec.sh

• Protip: See what bash ./exec.sh --help tells you

※ Those steps are probably possible to pull off on Windows but it's pretty much unknown (different file tree paradigm, directory conventions, PowerShell instead of BASH or ZSH) -- If you're on Windows, you'd be better off running this on WSL (or WSL2)

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Credits

• Adek Maulana - ProjectBish
• Mr. Miss - UserButt
• Move Angel - One4uBot
• Aidil Aryanto - ProjectDils
• Alfianandaa - ProjectAlf
• GengKapak - DCLXVI

and everyone that makes this userbot awesome :D

License

Licensed under Raphielscape Public License - Version 1.d, February 2020