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pyrogram – Filter commands addressed to the bot – Telegram API

If I filter a command using something like filters.command(["my_command"], in groups the bot gets notified when I execute the command /my_command, but if I address it to the bot (e.g. /my_command@MyBot) it won’t get notified.

How can I modify the filter to get notified in both cases (independently on the bot name)?

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  1. 0

    You’ll need to pass each option to filter.commands, including the variants with the bot name.

    If you’re looking for a more dynamic solution, you can use something like

    commands = [ 'hello', 'world' ]
myBot = 'myBotName'

for i in range(len(commands)):
    commands.append(commands[i] + "@" + myBot)

print(commands)
// ['hello', 'world', 'hello@myBotName', 'world@myBotName']

    That will loop over a list of commands, and the same command with the bot name attached.

    For even more copy/paste logic, you can retrieve the bot name from pyrogram itself.

    If we take a look at Pyrogram’s User class; we’ll see the following data:

    • username (str, optional) – User’s or bot’s username.

    [Link to documentation]

    This seems like a perfect fit to automate the myBot variable in my example above.

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  2. 0

    use regex

    with app:
    bot_username = app.get_me().username

@app.on_message( filters.regex(f'^/my_command($|@{bot_username}$)') )
def handler( client, message ):
    pass
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