Imagine this, there is a message bot that will send you a random cute dog image whenever you want, sounds cool right? On Telegram, search @ BotFather, send him a “/start” message Send another “/newbot” message, then follow the instructions to setup a name and a username Your bot is now ready, be sure to save a backup of your API token, and correct, this API token is your bot_token; The part blurred in blue is where you will find your API token

Below i will show the examples of how to send a message through the Telegram API using a web-browser, curl and a Bash script. To send a Telegram message from a Python script, do this: Copy the following source code to your Python script.
Python Telegram Bot stable telegram.ext package; telegram package. Customize the TODO lines: Specify your gateway instance ID on line 6. For this tutorial, we are going to use Python 3, python-telegram-bot, and public API RandomDog.. At the end of this tutorial, you will have a stress relieving bot that will send you cute dog images every time you need it, yay!

Remember to include the country code. Read more → Telegram Bot API: Send Message. We will read this message via the Telegram API to get the chat_id in the next step. telegram.Animation ... telegram.Bot ¶ class telegram.Bot ... filename (str, optional) – File name that shows in telegram message (it is useful when you send file generated by temp module, for example). Specify your message on line 12. Undocumented. How do I obtain/get the target user's ChatID (my Telegram user's ID) to whom my bot is going to send the message, please? Specify your target recipient on line 11. Hier sollte eine Beschreibung angezeigt werden, diese Seite lässt dies jedoch nicht zu.
If you do not want to use it, you can create a dummy bot that receives a message and takes the chatId for each message. Cool Tip: Send emails through SMTP server using telnet from the Linux command-line interface! To prevent spam, bots cannot initiate a chat, so we need to send it a message to enable the bot to message us back. There is a bot named @userinfobot that can give you this information. Creating your bot. Specify your client ID and secret on lines 7 and 8. Let’s make one!

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