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# search a query in a list of strings


import re
my_list = ['Horrible donkey', 'irritable monkey', 'international idiot']

search_for = 'd'

# list comprehension

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var = {}

count = 1

limit = 10

while True:
    data = input('enter data ')

    var.update({count:data})

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import asyncio
from settings import API_ID, API_HASH
from telethon import TelegramClient
from utils import _


async def get_chat_id(ref=None):
    async with TelegramClient('tg_session', API_ID, API_HASH) as client:
        if not ref:
            ref = input('Enter link/phone/username/id to get chat info: ')

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Here is an example of .env file you need to use:

Make sure to have telethon and python-dotenv installed.

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You must ensure that you have Telethon installed. Run pip install telethon to install.

[optional]

You can can create file called .env in the directory from which you are running the script.

.env

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First of all you make a bot whose multiple instances are to be run from the same server.

Suppose the bot is run by invoking main.py with the bot_name and token as command line arguments.

Syntax:

[PYTHON] [ENTRY_POINT] [bot_name] [token]

Example:

python main.py mysamplebot "173453434:42jhs894_13234jsjgasjs"

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# MIT License
# Aahnik 2021
# a script to organize the files in loconotion output
# also updates html and css files
# unix (linux / mac) style file paths are used in the program,
# will fail inevitably if run on windows
# ditch windows

import logging
import os

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How to use?

[warning] aahnik/poetry-docker is no longer maintained. Build and publish your own image

interactively

$ docker run -it aahnik/poetry-docker
# will open bash shell inside the container
# run poetry --version to check

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# AAHNIK 2021
# ditch windows, may fail there
# for my personal use, i dont care to write a more detailed docs


import os

path = os.getcwd()

path = "/home/aahnik/Downloads/Telegram Desktop/dharmic_cause_ChatExport_2021-04-30/files" 

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# pip install python-dotenv python-telegram-bot
# create a .env file with
# BOT_TOKEN=...
# in the same dir as of this script

import logging
from dotenv import load_dotenv
from telegram.ext.filters import Filters
from telegram import ParseMode
import os