README.md

Bot Status Checker

This project is a Telegram bot that monitors the uptime status of specified bots and updates their status in a designated channel. It periodically sends a /start command to each monitored bot and checks if the bot is responsive. The results are then posted to a channel, and notifications can be sent if a bot is down.

This project is a clone of https://github.com/odysseusmax/bug-free-broccoli with improved performance by using pyromod which helps in receiving messages instead of waiting for a specific amount of time even if the message is received.

Features

• Monitors the status of multiple bots.
• Updates the status messages in a designated channel every specific amount of time.
• Sends notifications if a bot is down.
• Uses pyromod for efficient message handling.

Requirements

• Python 3.7+
• pyromod library
• pytz library

Configuration

Before running the bot, you need to configure the following constants in a .env file:

API_HASH = "your_api_hash"
API_ID = "your_api_id"
BOTS = "bot1 bot2 bot3"  # List of bot usernames to monitor (seperated by space)
MESSAGE_IDS = "12345678 87654321"  # List of message IDs to update (seperated by space)
CHANNEL_ID = -1001234567890  # ID of the channel where status updates are posted
SESSION_STRING = "your_session_string" # check Generating Session String
SLEEP_TIME = 60  # Time in minutes between each check
GET_NOFIFIED = True  # Set to True to receive notifications in saved messages if a bot is down (default: False)

Generating Session String

To generate the session string, use the session.py script:

from pyrogram import Client

API_ID = input("Please enter the API ID: ")
API_HASH = input("Please enter the API HASH: ")
app = Client("my_account", api_id=API_ID, api_hash=API_HASH)

with app:
    SESSION_STRING = app.export_session_string()
    app.send_message("me", f"Your session string: `{SESSION_STRING}`")
    print(SESSION_STRING)

Running the Bot

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/Ns-AnoNymouS/bot-status.git
   cd bot-status

2. Install the Required Packages:

   pip install -r requirements.txt

3. Generate the Session String:

   • Run the session.py script to generate the session string and update .env.

4. Configure the Constants:

   • Create a .env file with the required configuration constants as shown above.

5. Run the Bot:

   python main.py

That's it! Your bot should now be running and checking the status of the specified bots, with added buttons for better interaction.

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