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start(), idle() and stop() multiple Pyrogram Clients at once.
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| """ | |
| This sets up your Clients as a dict and starts them by iterating through all of them. | |
| Useful if you have a set of bots/accounts that all should do the same. | |
| """ | |
| from pyrogram import Client, filters, idle | |
| from pyrogram.handlers import MessageHandler | |
| my_apps = { | |
| "app1": Client("app1"), | |
| "app2": Client("app2"), | |
| "app3": Client("app3"), | |
| "app4": Client("app4"), | |
| # and so on | |
| } | |
| def test(a, m): | |
| m.reply("Response") | |
| for _, app in my_apps.items(): | |
| # Add a MessageHandler to each Client and start it | |
| app.add_handler(MessageHandler(test, filters.command("test"))) | |
| app.start() | |
| idle() | |
| for _, app in my_apps.items(): | |
| app.stop() |
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| """ | |
| This sets up your Clients as a list and starts them by iterating through all of them. | |
| Useful if you have a set of bots/accounts that all should do the same. | |
| Practically the same as with dict, but without having to deal with dicts. | |
| """ | |
| from pyrogram import Client, filters, idle | |
| from pyrogram.handlers import MessageHandler | |
| my_apps = [ | |
| Client("app1"), | |
| Client("app2"), | |
| Client("app3"), | |
| Client("app4"), | |
| # and so on | |
| ] | |
| def test(a, m): | |
| # A single handler for all apps to execute | |
| m.reply("Response") | |
| for app in my_apps: | |
| # Add a MessageHandler to each Client and start it | |
| app.add_handler(MessageHandler(test, filters.command("test"))) | |
| app.start() | |
| idle() | |
| for app in my_apps: | |
| app.stop() |
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| """ | |
| This sets up and starts all defined Clients one after another and keeps them idle, | |
| waiting for input until stopped. | |
| """ | |
| from pyrogram import Client, filters, idle | |
| app1 = Client("app1") | |
| app2 = Client("app2") | |
| # app_ = Client("app_") | |
| filt = filters.command("test") | |
| # You can define individual handlers ... | |
| @app1.on_message(filt) | |
| def test1(a, m): | |
| m.reply("App 1 response") | |
| # ... like these two. | |
| @app2.on_message(filt) | |
| def test2(a, m): | |
| m.reply("App 2 response") | |
| # Or stack the decorator to have multiple Clients handle the same update | |
| @app1.on_message(filt) | |
| @app2.on_message(filt) | |
| def test_all(a, m): | |
| m.reply("App response") | |
| # Starting all individually, one after another | |
| app1.start() | |
| app2.start() | |
| # app_.start() | |
| idle() | |
| # Same for stopping, one after another | |
| app1.stop() | |
| app2.stop() | |
| # app_.stop() |
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