Some random TypeScript bot with interesting features based on the grammY library

• Removes premium stickers/emojis (Can be disabled/enabled with special command)
• Removes voice/video messages (Can be disabled/enabled with special command)
• Handy white/ignore lists configuration from DM
• Locale configuration via commands
• and more... (maybe)

1. Create a new bot and get a bot token

   Note: Don't forget to disable privacy mode for your bot.

   For more information about how this does not violate the privacy of users conversations, read the FAQ section

2. Install redis-cli and deno
3. Clone this repository
4. Open an .env file in the root of the folder and change variables into it:
   • BOT_TOKEN - bot token
   • CREATOR_ID - your ID for working with the bot whitelist/ignored list from the DM
5. Run deno task dev

   If you want to get all debug data, run export DEBUG="grammy*" before launching bot

6. Wait for Started as @... message and/or message in PM from bot
7. Bot is ready to go!

1. Create a new bot and get a bot token
2. Create a new Redis database and get: Username, Password, Host and Port

   How to create a Redis database, create a user and get the necessary data to connect will not be written here

3. Refer to Fly for Dockerfile documentation for creating app, setting up secrets and deploying

   Which secrets need to be set can be found below in Heroku section, step 3

4. Wait for Started as @... message in console and/or message in PM from bot
5. Bot is ready to go!

1. Create a new bot and get a bot token
2. Create a new Redis database and get: Username, Password, Host and Port

   How to create a Redis database, create a user and get the necessary data to connect will not be written here

3. Create a new pipeline in Heroku, the application in it and set neccessary config vars in the settings:
   • BOT_TOKEN - bot token
   • CREATOR_ID - your ID for working with the bot whitelist/ignored list from the DM (better to pass, as bot won't work correctly without it)
   • CHATS_TABLE_NAME - name of table with data in Redis DB
   • REDISUSER - name of Redis DB user
   • REDISPASS - password of Redis DB user
   • REDISHOST - endpoint of Redis DB
   • REDISPORT - port of Redis DB endpoint
4. Push sources on Heroku (or set up auto-deployment) and wait for build
5. Wait for Started as @... message in console and/or message in PM from bot
6. Bot is ready to go!

While doing step 3, refer to Heroku Docker Docs for converting the stack into a container

Group commands:

• help - send help message
• silent - manage bot silent mode
• aidenmode - enables "Aiden Pierce" mode (Removes voice/video messages)
• aidensilent - manage "Aiden Pierce" silent mode
• noemoji - triggers emoji strictness removal
• adminpower - triggers ignoring of restricted messages from admins
• silentonlocale - change message when silent mode is enabled
• silentonlocalereset - reset message when silent mode is enabled
• silentofflocale - change message when silent mode is disabled
• silentofflocalereset - reset message when silent mode is disabled
• messagelocale - change message when bot removes stickers
• messagelocalereset - reset message when bot removes stickers

DM commands:

• help - send DM help message
• addwl - add group ID to white list
• remwl - remove group ID from white list
• silentremwl - remove group ID from white list without notification
• getwl - get all groups info from white list
• addil - add group ID to ignore list
• remil - remove group ID from ignore list
• getil - get all groups ID from ignore list
• getcmdusage - get counters of commands usage
• import - import database entries to the related Redis instance
• export - export database entries from the related Redis instance
• uptime - get current uptime of bot

The entire locale strings are now stored in the src/locales. Some strings can be changed per chat using the commands above with locale substring in it.

The project now has a separate file CHANGELOG.md. Check it for details

Q: How white/ignore lists are working?

When the bot is added to an unknown group, you will be prompted to add the group to the whitelist, decline the offer to add, or add it to the ignore list. The ignore list is used to prevent the bot from sending you information about future additions to the group that you have set to the ignore list. In the case of a simple rejection, the bot will not work in the new chat until you add it to the whitelist

Q: Why were these lists added in the first place?

During the tests, it became clear that with limited resources (small database memory, low system configuration, etc.), the best solution was to limit the number of chats, for less load on the infrastructure of the bot. If you want, whitelist can be cut out of the code, perhaps later will be created a separate branch for this, but not for sure

Q: Is the privacy of conversations with the privacy mode disabled violated?

No, it is not violated. The advantage of this bot is that it:

1. Does not log messages received from the Telegram API
2. Processes only stickers, emojis and voice/video messages, thanks to a convenient filter provided by the grammY library. If you want to make sure of this, look at the folder with handlers

This repository is licensed under MIT License