Telegram Repeater

The bot forwards your messages to another group.

Feature

Support rich text messages.
Support media (except voice messages).
Reply function available.
Anonymity: Protect the identity of the user.
Authorised users in this group can manage the target group function, such as /ban, /del, /grant, /kick, etc.
Use PostgreSQL engine to mark the time, message ID and user ID.
When the bot is mentioned in the target group, the user ID specified in the config file will also be mentioned in this group.
Once promoted to admin, the bot can add new admins.
Full support for dynamic invitation links.
Full support for the ticket system.

Operating Environment

Python 3.9 and above is required

The following libraries are required:

pyrogram (~=1.1.x)
asyncpg
aioredis

Configure

If you don't have api_id and api_hash, obtain them from telegram
Prepare two accounts, an ordinary one and a bot one.
The bot account should be in the target group and the ordinary account should have permission to delete messages.
Copy config.ini.default to config.ini.
Parse your own api_key and api_hash in config.ini.
Parse your bot api_token in api_key field.
Parse the target group id in config.ini.
Parse the another group id in config.ini.
If you use your own account, parse your id in owner field.
Replace replace_to_id field with the user ID that the bot will be replaced with.
Import the preset database file into PostgreSQL database

Additional settings for the ticket system

Parse the bot's token in the custom_api_key field of the configuration file.
Parse the group ID of the ticket system in config.ini. (The group ID of the ticket system should be different from the target group.)

Instruction

Use python3 repeater.py or other command lines to run the program.
Log in using the account you set in the owner field.
If you want to authorize a certain user, you should invite the user to this group first, then use /auth.
To turn off the repeater, send /off to the target group, vice versa.

Available Commands

Command	Description	Reply to the message
`/on` or `/off`	Switch on/off the bot	False
`/status`	check the user's authorization status	False
`/auth`	authorize to another user	True
`/ban`	put restrictions on the target user, a certain length of time can be specified (e.g. `/ban 1m` means to restrict the user for one minute)	True
`/kick`	remove the user from the target group	True
`/fw`	forward a message to the target group using the bot account	True
`/get`	forward the original message to this group	True
`/del`	delete the selected message in the target group	True
`/sudo` or `/su`	gain admin access immediately for yourself in the target group	False
`/promote`	authorise other users to become admins	True
`/grant`	grant specify privileges to specify user in group	False
`/pin`	pin a message in group	True
`/warn`	send a warn to user with reason	True

Special Thanks

Special thanks to <unknown resource>, who helped me with the translation.

License

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Affero General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License along with this program. If not, see https://www.gnu.org/licenses/.

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