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Berikut adalah daftar perintah yang tersedia: /startbg - Memulai broadcast pesan ke semua grup yang Anda ikuti. Gunakan perintah ini sebagai balasan pada pesan yang ingin di-broadcast. /stopbg - Menghentikan broadcast yang sedang berjalan. /process - Menampilkan status broadcast, jumlah grup yang berhasil di-broadcast. /help - Menampilkan daftar perintah dan fungsinya. Untuk memulai broadcast, balas pada pesan yang ingin di-broadcast dengan perintah /startbg.

/help

Broadcast dihentikan.

/stopbg

Broadcast telah dimulai! Mengirim pesan ke grup...

/startbg

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How To Setup

How to Obtain API ID and API Hash from Telegram To get your API ID and API Hash for creating a Telegram bot or application, follow these steps: 1. Create a Telegram Account: - If you don’t have a Telegram account, download the Telegram app on your smartphone or use the web version, and sign up. 2. Go to the Telegram API Development Site: - Visit the Telegram API Development page at https://my.telegram.org/apps. 3. Log In: - Log in with your Telegram account using your phone number. You will receive a verification code via Telegram. 4. Create a New Application: - Once logged in, click on "API Development Tools" and then on "Create New Application". - Fill out the form with the required details: - App title: Choose a name for your application. - Short name: A short name for your app. - URL: You can leave this blank or fill it in if you have a website. - Click "Create application". 5. Get Your API ID and API Hash: - After creating your application, you will see your API ID and API Hash displayed on the page. Note them down as you will need them for your script. How to Run the Telegram Bot Script on a Server To run the Telegram bot script on a server, you can follow these general steps. For this example, I’ll assume you are using a Linux server. Step 1: Set Up Your Server 1. Choose a Cloud Provider: - Choose a cloud provider like AWS, DigitalOcean, Heroku, or Google Cloud. 2. Create a Virtual Machine (VM): - Create a VM instance with a suitable operating system (e.g., Ubuntu). 3. Connect to Your Server: - Use SSH to connect to your server: ssh username@your_server_ip Step 2: Install Python and Required Libraries 1. Update Package List: sudo apt update 2. Install Python: - Ensure you have Python installed (preferably Python 3.6 or later): sudo apt install python3 python3-pip 3. Install Telethon Library: - Install the Telethon library which is required to run the bot: pip3 install telethon Step 3: Upload Your Script 1. Create a Directory for Your Bot: mkdir telegram_bot cd telegram_bot 2. Create Your Bot Script: - Use a text editor (like nano or vim) to create a Python file (e.g., bot.py): nano bot.py 3. Paste Your Bot Script: - Copy the Telegram bot script you have and paste it into the text editor. Save the file. Step 4: Edit the Script with Your Credentials 1. Open the Script Again: nano bot.py 2. Replace api_id, api_hash, and session_name: - Update the variables in your script with your actual API ID, API Hash, and desired session name. Step 5: Run Your Bot 1. Execute the Script: python3 bot.py 2. Interact with Your Bot: - You can now interact with your bot on Telegram using the commands you have implemented. Optional: Keep the Bot Running in the Background If you want your bot to continue running after you disconnect from the server, you can use screen or tmux: 1. Install screen: sudo apt install screen 2. Start a New Screen Session: screen -S telegram_bot 3. Run Your Bot Again: python3 bot.py 4. Detach from the Screen Session: - Press Ctrl+A, then D to detach from the screen session. 5. Reattach Later: - To reattach later, use: screen -r telegram_bot Conclusion Following these steps will help you set up and run your Telegram bot on a server. Make sure to monitor your bot's performance and logs for any potential issues or enhancements.

from telethon import TelegramClient, events

api_id = 'YourAPIID'
api_hash = 'YourAPIHash'
session_name = 'YourSessionName'

client = TelegramClient(session_name, api_id, api_hash)

is_broadcasting = False
broadcast_results = []

async def login_with_phone():
    phone = input("Please enter your phone number (including country code, e.g., +62): ")
    await client.sign_in(phone=phone)
    
    otp_code = input("Please enter the OTP you received: ")
    await client.sign_in(code=otp_code)

@client.on(events.NewMessage(pattern='/startbg'))
async def start_broadcast(event):
    global is_broadcasting, broadcast_results
    if event.is_reply:
        is_broadcasting = True
        broadcast_results = []
        original_message = await event.get_reply_message()
        
        await event.reply("🎉 *Broadcast Initiated!* Sending your message to all groups...")
        
        print("Broadcast started...")
        print(f"Original message: {original_message.message}")
        
        dialogs = await client.get_dialogs()
        
        for dialog in dialogs:
            if not dialog.is_group:
                continue

            try:
                await client.send_message(dialog.entity, original_message)
                result_message = f"✅ Successfully broadcasted to: *{dialog.name}*"
                broadcast_results.append(result_message)
                print(result_message)
            except Exception as e:
                result_message = f"❌ Failed to broadcast to: *{dialog.name}* - Error: {e}"
                broadcast_results.append(result_message)
                print(result_message)
        
        is_broadcasting = False
        await event.reply("✅ *Broadcast Completed!* Thank you for your patience.")

@client.on(events.NewMessage(pattern='/stopbg'))
async def stop_broadcast(event):
    global is_broadcasting
    if is_broadcasting:
        is_broadcasting = False
        await event.reply("🛑 *Broadcast Stopped.*")
    else:
        await event.reply("⚠️ *No broadcast is currently running.*")

@client.on(events.NewMessage(pattern='/process'))
async def process_status(event):
    if is_broadcasting:
        await event.reply("🔄 *Broadcast in Progress...* Please hold on.")
    else:
        total_groups = len([d for d in await client.get_dialogs() if d.is_group])
        broadcast_count = len([res for res in broadcast_results if "Successfully" in res])
        response = "\n".join(broadcast_results)
        response += f"\n\n📊 *Total Broadcasts:* {broadcast_count}/{total_groups} groups successfully reached."
        await event.reply(response)

@client.on(events.NewMessage(pattern='/help'))
async def show_help(event):
    help_message = """
*✨ Welcome to the Telegram Broadcast Bot!*

Here is a list of available commands:

- `/startbg`: Begin broadcasting your message to all groups you belong to. Use this command as a reply to the message you want to broadcast.
- `/stopbg`: Stop the ongoing broadcast process.
- `/process`: Check the status of the broadcast and how many groups have been reached.
- `/help`: Display this list of commands and their descriptions.

*🔔 Thank you for using the bot!*
"""
    await event.reply(help_message)

async def main():
    if not await client.is_user_authorized():
        await login_with_phone()
    
    await client.run_until_disconnected()

with client:
    client.loop.run_until_complete(main())

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