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https://github.com/miloszowi/everyone-mention-telegram-bot

Mention everyone user for telegram group!
https://github.com/miloszowi/everyone-mention-telegram-bot

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Mention everyone user for telegram group!

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# 
 [everyone-mention-telegram-bot](http://t.me/everyone_mention_bot)

 



# Contents



* [Description](#description)

* [Usage](#usage)

* [Dynamic Mentioning](#dynamic-mentioning)

* [Commands](#commands)

    * [`/join`](#join)

    * [`/leave`](#leave)

    * [`/everyone`](#everyone)

    * [`/groups`](#groups)

    * [`/start`](#start)

    * [Example command flow](#example-command-flow)

* [Inline Mode Usage](#inline-mode-usage)

* [Getting started.](#getting-started)

    * [Requirements](#requirements)

    * [Installation](#installation)

    * [Logs](#logs)

    * [Env files](#env-files)

## Description

Everyone Mention Bot is simple, but useful telegram bot to gather group members attention.



You can create groups per chat to mention every user that joined the group by calling one command instead of mentioning them one by one.



## Usage

First, users need to join the group to let mentioning them, to do that, they simply need to join specific group.

It can be done in 2 ways:

- Command [`/join`](#join)

- [Inline Mode](#inline-mode-usage)



Users that have joined the group can be mentioned in 3 ways:

- [Dynaminc Mentioning](#dynamic-mentioning) by `@`, for example `@everyone`

- Command [`/everyone`](#everyone)

- [Inline Mode](#inline-mode-usage)



To leave the group use one of the two ways:

- Command [`/leave`](#leave)

- [Inline Mode](#inline-mode-usage)



To display available groups:

- Command [`/groups`](#groups)



## Dynamic mentioning

You can use `@` character (as you would mention a user) to mention specific group.



All the below will mention users from `default` group.



`@all`, `@channel`, `@chat`, `@everyone`, `@group`, `@here`.



If you did create a group named `gaming`, you can simply use `@gaming` in your text to mention them all.

## Commands

*Important*: `{group-name}` is not required, if not given, it will be set to `default`.

### `/join`

Joins the group (if group did not exist before, it will be created).

```

/join {group_name}

```

*Examples*



without group name



![join default command example](docs/join_default.png)



with group name



![join group command example](docs/join_group.png)



### `/leave`

Leaves the group (and deletes if no members are left).

```

/leave {group_name}

```

*Examples*



without group name



![leave default command example](docs/leave_default.png)



with group name



![leave group command example](docs/leave_group.png)



### `/everyone`

Mention everyone that joined requested group.

```

/everyone {group-name}

```



*Examples*



without group name



![everyone default command example](docs/everyone_default.png)



with group name



![everyone group command example](docs/everyone_group.png)



### `/groups`

Will display available groups for this chat as well with members count.



![groups command example](docs/groups.png)

### `/start`

Start & Help message



![start command example](docs/start.png)



### Example command flow

![example command flow](docs/flow_command.png)



### Inline Mode Usage

To use inline mode, type `@everyone_mention_bot` in telegram message input or click on the `Inline Mode` button from `/start` command.



![inline popup](docs/inline_mode_1.png)



Type in your group name (you can leave it blank for `default` group name), then click on one of the three following options.



![inline answer](docs/inline_mode_2.png)

## Getting started

### Requirements

- `docker-compose` in version `1.25.0`

- `docker` in version `20.10.7`



### Installation

- copy the repository 

```bash

git clone https://github.com/miloszowi/everyone-mention-telegram-bot.git

```

- copy environment files and fulfill empty values

```bash

cp .env.local .env

cp docker/config/app.env.local docker/config/app.env

cp docker/config/database.env.local docker/config/app.env

```

- start the project (`-d` flag will run containers in detached mode)

```bash

docker-compose up -d

```

### Logs

```bash

docker/logs 

```

### Env files

- `.env`

  - `MONGODB_INTERNAL_PORT` - Mongodb internal port (should be the same as declared in `app.env`)

  - `APP_INTERNAL_PORT` - App internal port (should be the same as declared in `app.env`)

  - `APP_EXPOSED_PORT` - App exposed port (if you are not using any reverse proxy it should be also the same as declared in `app.env`)



- `app.env`

  - `BOT_TOKEN` - your telegram bot token from [BotFather](https://telegram.me/BotFather)

  - `WEBHOOK_URL` - url for telegram webhooks (withour the bot token)

  - `PORT` - port used for initializing webhook & app

  - `MONGODB_DATABASE` - MongoDB database name

  - `MONGODB_USERNAME` - MongoDB username

  - `MONGODB_PASSWORD` - MongoDB password

  - `MONGODB_HOSTNAME` - MongoDB host (default `database` - container name)

  - `MONGODB_PORT` - MongoDB port (default `27017` - given in docker-compose configuration)

  - `BANNED_USERS` - user ids separated by comma that are not allowed to use the bot



- `database.env`

  - `MONGO_INITDB_ROOT_USERNAME` - conf from `app.env`

  - `MONGO_INITDB_ROOT_PASSWORD` - conf from `app.env`

  - `MONGO_INITDB_DATABASE` - conf from `app.env`

  - `MONGODB_DATA_DIR` - directory to store MongoDB documents (inside a container)

  - `MONDODB_LOG_DIR` - path to logs storage