- Deletes messages matching specified patterns
- Bans users for posting messagses matching specified patterns
- Bans users with usernames matching specified patterns
- Records logs of converstations
- Required: Python 3.x, pip, PostgreSQL
- Create virtualenv
- Clone this repo
pip install --upgrade -r requirements.txt
- Store database URL in environment variable.
export TELEGRAM_BOT_POSTGRES_URL="postgresql://<user>:<password>@localhost:5432/<databasename>"
- Run:
python model.py
to setup the DB tables.
- Create a Telegram bot by talking to
@BotFather
: https://core.telegram.org/bots#creating-a-new-bot - Use
/setprivacy
with@BotFather
in order to allow it to see all messages in a group. - Store your Telegram Bot Token in environment variable
TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN
. It will look similar to this:
export TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN="4813829027:ADJFKAf0plousH2EZ2jBfxxRWFld3oK34ya"
- Create your Telegram group.
- Add your bot to the group like so: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37338101/how-to-add-a-bot-to-a-telegram-group
- Make your bot an admin in the group
- Regex patterns will be read from the following env variables
MESSAGE_BAN_PATTERNS
Messages matching this will ban the user.MESSAGE_HIDE_PATTERNS
Messages matching this will be hidden/deletedNAME_BAN_PATTERNS
Users with usernames or first/last names maching this will be banned from the group.SAFE_USER_IDS
User ID's that are except from these checkes. Note that the bot cannot ban admin users, but can delete their messages.
Sample bash file to set MESSAGE_BAN_PATTERNS
:
read -r -d '' MESSAGE_BAN_PATTERNS << 'EOF'
# ETH Address
# e.g. F8C8405e85Cfe42551DEfeB2a4548A33bb3DF840
[0-9a-fA-F]{40,40}
# BTC Address
# e.g. 13qt9rCA2CQLZedmUuDiPkwdcAJLsuTvLm
|[0-9a-fA-Z]{34,34}
EOF
- Run:
python bot.py
to start logger - Messages will be displayed on
stdout
as they are logged.
- You must enable the worker on Heroku app dashboard. (By default it is off.)