feat: convert bot username into lowercase (#45)

src/telegram_checker.py

@@ -1,9 +1,10 @@
+from asyncio import run, sleep
+from os.path import exists
+
 from pyrogram import Client, filters
-from pyrogram.handlers import MessageHandler
 from pyrogram.errors import RPCError
+from pyrogram.handlers import MessageHandler
 from pyrogram.types import Message
-from os.path import exists
-from asyncio import sleep, run
 
 config_map = None
 received_answer = []
@@ -12,9 +13,9 @@ async def check_welcome(_: Client, message: Message) -> None:
  global received_answer
 
  for bots_to_check in config_map['bots_to_check']:
- if message.from_user.username == bots_to_check['username']:
+ if message.from_user.username.lower() == bots_to_check["username"].lower():
  if bots_to_check['expected_response'] in message.text:
- received_answer.insert(0, message.from_user.username)
+ received_answer.insert(0, message.from_user.username.lower())
  return
 
 
@@ -50,18 +51,18 @@ async def main(app: Client) -> None:
  if not all(key in bot for key in ['username', 'command', 'expected_response']):
  print(f'Skipping {bot["username"] if "id" in bot else "a bot without a specified username c:"}')
  continue
- 
+
  try:
  await app.send_message(chat_id=bot['username'], text=bot['command'])
  except RPCError as e:
  print(f'There was a problem communicating with {bot["username"]}:', e)
 
  await sleep(10) # Just to be sure the bot is not busy
  # To prevent circular imports
- # TODO: in a future refactor we could split the main code in another file only for webpages, 
+ # TODO: in a future refactor we could split the main code in another file only for webpages,
  # would improve modularity and reuse of code with an helper file
  from .main import make_request_to_telegram
  for bot in config_map['bots_to_check']:
- if bot['username'] not in received_answer:
+ if bot["username"].lower() not in received_answer:
  for user_to_notify in config_map['chat_ids']:
- await make_request_to_telegram(f'@{bot["username"]}', 'Telegram', user_to_notify)
+ await make_request_to_telegram(f'@{bot["username"]}', 'Telegram', user_to_notify)