Features

• Exceptional Speed
  • Uploads music files in approximately 3-5 seconds on average.
  • I host it on a Raspberry Pi 4 with a LAN connection supporting up to 70Mbps download and 10Mbps upload speeds.
• Memory-Only Operation
  • Downloads and processes data entirely in memory, without writing to disk.
  • Ideal for Raspberry Pi or ARM-based boards.
  • Prevents excessive wear on SD cards by avoiding unnecessary writes.
  • Benefits from faster read/write speeds by using RAM.
• Efficient Query Handling
  • Performs regex checks to ensure only valid YouTube links are processed.
  • Includes robust error handling, ignoring livestreams and files larger than 50MB.
• It looks nice! :)
  • It will retrieve the song and artist names, along with the thumbnail, and include them when uploading to Telegram.
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Usage

You can use the bot by sending the YouTube video URLs in the Telegram bot chat.

Requirements

• Don't forget set an env variable with your Telegram bot token.
• TELEGRAM_TOKEN="<my_token_here>"
• If you haven't created a bot on Telegram before, you can simply message BotFather and type /newbot.
• Follow the steps to complete your bot configuration. Upon completion, you will receive a bot token.
• FFmpeg
  • Follow this guide and install it on your system. Make sure to always download the latest stable version.
  • If you're using Windows, you can simply download the binary files and place them in the same folder as the script if you prefer not to add them to the environment.
• yt-dlp
  • My program will automatically download and update to the latest version on every launch.
• TelegramAPI
  • This is my own Telegram API library for Python.
  • Compared to all the bloatware libraries out there, it is simple, effective, and fast. :)
  • To use it, just download the files and place the .py files into the same folder as this script.
  • I don't have a pip installer for it yet, but I'll create one when I find some free time.

Note on the old Folder

Please ignore the old folder. It contains the ancestor bot I initially created as a JavaScript practice project. Due to dependency rewrites and updates, the project eventually stopped working, and I didn't get around to fixing it.

I started from scratch and built a new version of the tool, inspired by this old project. Although it no longer functions, I've kept it in the repository for sentimental reasons. It served as a valuable learning experience and inspiration for the tool I've developed today, so I'll let it remain a testament to that journey.