🌐File Stream Bot

An open-source Python Telegram bot to transmit Telegram files over HTTP.

📑 INDEX

1.Install Python & Git:

For Windows:

winget install Python.Python.3.11
winget install Git.Git

For Linux:

sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y python3.11 git pip

For macOS:

brew install [email protected] git

For Termux:

pkg install python -y
pkg install git -y

2.Download repository:

git clone https://github.com/TheCaduceus/FileStreamBot.git

3.Change Directory:

cd FileStreamBot

4.Install requirements:

pip install -r requirements.txt

The variables provided below should either be completed within the config.py file or configured as environment variables.

API_ID|TELEGRAM_API_ID: API ID of your Telegram account, can be obtained from My Telegram. int
API_HASH|TELEGRAM_API_HASH: API hash of your Telegram account, can be obtained from My Telegram. str
OWNER_ID: ID of your Telegram account, can be obtained by sending /info to @DrFileStreamBot. int
ALLOWED_USER_IDS: A list of Telegram account IDs (separated by spaces) that are permitted to use the bot. Leave this field empty to allow anyone to use it. str
BOT_USERNAME|TELEGRAM_BOT_USERNAME: Username of your Telegram bot, create one using @BotFather. str
BOT_TOKEN|TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN: Telegram API token of your bot, can be obtained from @BotFather. str
CHANNEL_ID|TELEGRAM_CHANNEL_ID: ID of the channel where bot will forward all files received from users, can be obtained by forwarding any message from channel to @ShowJsonBot and then looking from forward_from_chat key. int
BOT_WORKERS: Number of updates bot should process from Telegram at once, by default to 10 updates. int
SECRET_CODE_LENGTH: Number of characters that file code should contain, by default to 12 characters. int
BASE_URL: Base URL that bot should use while generating file links, can be FQDN and by default to 127.0.0.1. str
BIND_ADDRESS: Bind address for web server, by default to 0.0.0.0 to run on all possible addresses. str
PORT: Port for web server to run on, by default to 8080. int

1.Running locally:

python -m bot

2.Using Docker: (Recommended)

docker build -t file-stream-bot .

docker run -p 8080:8080 file-stream-bot

Dr.Caduceus: Owner & developer of File Stream Bot.