Python telegram.KeyboardButton() Examples
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Example #1
Source File: worker.py From greed with GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 | 6 votes |
def __add_credit_cc(self): """Add money to the wallet through a credit card payment.""" log.debug("Displaying __add_credit_cc") # Create a keyboard to be sent later presets = list(map(lambda s: s.strip(" "), configloader.config["Credit Card"]["payment_presets"].split('|'))) keyboard = [[telegram.KeyboardButton(str(utils.Price(preset, self.loc)))] for preset in presets] keyboard.append([telegram.KeyboardButton(self.loc.get("menu_cancel"))]) # Boolean variable to check if the user has cancelled the action cancelled = False # Loop used to continue asking if there's an error during the input while not cancelled: # Send the message and the keyboard self.bot.send_message(self.chat.id, self.loc.get("payment_cc_amount"), reply_markup=telegram.ReplyKeyboardMarkup(keyboard, one_time_keyboard=True)) # Wait until a valid amount is sent selection = self.__wait_for_regex(r"([0-9]+(?:[.,][0-9]+)?|" + self.loc.get("menu_cancel") + r")", cancellable=True) # If the user cancelled the action if isinstance(selection, CancelSignal): # Exit the loop cancelled = True continue # Convert the amount to an integer value = utils.Price(selection, self.loc) # Ensure the amount is within the range if value > utils.Price(int(configloader.config["Credit Card"]["max_amount"]), self.loc): self.bot.send_message(self.chat.id, self.loc.get("error_payment_amount_over_max", max_amount=utils.Price(configloader.config["Credit Card"]["max_amount"], self.loc))) continue elif value < utils.Price(int(configloader.config["Credit Card"]["min_amount"]), self.loc): self.bot.send_message(self.chat.id, self.loc.get("error_payment_amount_under_min", min_amount=utils.Price(configloader.config["Credit Card"]["min_amount"], self.loc))) continue break # If the user cancelled the action... else: # Exit the function return # Issue the payment invoice self.__make_payment(amount=value)
Example #2
Source File: worker.py From greed with GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 | 6 votes |
def __delete_product_menu(self): log.debug("Displaying __delete_product_menu") # Get the products list from the db products = self.session.query(db.Product).filter_by(deleted=False).all() # Create a list of product names product_names = [product.name for product in products] # Insert at the start of the list the Cancel button product_names.insert(0, self.loc.get("menu_cancel")) # Create a keyboard using the product names keyboard = [[telegram.KeyboardButton(product_name)] for product_name in product_names] # Send the previously created keyboard to the user (ensuring it can be clicked only 1 time) self.bot.send_message(self.chat.id, self.loc.get("conversation_admin_select_product_to_delete"), reply_markup=telegram.ReplyKeyboardMarkup(keyboard, one_time_keyboard=True)) # Wait for a reply from the user selection = self.__wait_for_specific_message(product_names, cancellable=True) if isinstance(selection, CancelSignal): # Exit the menu return else: # Find the selected product product = self.session.query(db.Product).filter_by(name=selection, deleted=False).one() # "Delete" the product by setting the deleted flag to true product.deleted = True self.session.commit() # Notify the user self.bot.send_message(self.chat.id, self.loc.get("success_product_deleted"))
Example #3
Source File: worker.py From greed with GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 | 5 votes |
def __products_menu(self): """Display the admin menu to select a product to edit.""" log.debug("Displaying __products_menu") # Get the products list from the db products = self.session.query(db.Product).filter_by(deleted=False).all() # Create a list of product names product_names = [product.name for product in products] # Insert at the start of the list the add product option, the remove product option and the Cancel option product_names.insert(0, self.loc.get("menu_cancel")) product_names.insert(1, self.loc.get("menu_add_product")) product_names.insert(2, self.loc.get("menu_delete_product")) # Create a keyboard using the product names keyboard = [[telegram.KeyboardButton(product_name)] for product_name in product_names] # Send the previously created keyboard to the user (ensuring it can be clicked only 1 time) self.bot.send_message(self.chat.id, self.loc.get("conversation_admin_select_product"), reply_markup=telegram.ReplyKeyboardMarkup(keyboard, one_time_keyboard=True)) # Wait for a reply from the user selection = self.__wait_for_specific_message(product_names, cancellable=True) # If the user has selected the Cancel option... if isinstance(selection, CancelSignal): # Exit the menu return # If the user has selected the Add Product option... elif selection == self.loc.get("menu_add_product"): # Open the add product menu self.__edit_product_menu() # If the user has selected the Remove Product option... elif selection == self.loc.get("menu_delete_product"): # Open the delete product menu self.__delete_product_menu() # If the user has selected a product else: # Find the selected product product = self.session.query(db.Product).filter_by(name=selection, deleted=False).one() # Open the edit menu for that specific product self.__edit_product_menu(product=product)
Example #4
Source File: main.py From helpdeskbot with MIT License | 5 votes |
def start(bot, update): """ Shows an welcome message and help info about the available commands. """ me = bot.get_me() # Welcome message msg = _("Hello!\n") msg += _("I'm {0} and I came here to help you.\n").format(me.first_name) msg += _("What would you like to do?\n\n") msg += _("/support - Opens a new support ticket\n") msg += _("/settings - Settings of your account\n\n") # Commands menu main_menu_keyboard = [[telegram.KeyboardButton('/support')], [telegram.KeyboardButton('/settings')]] reply_kb_markup = telegram.ReplyKeyboardMarkup(main_menu_keyboard, resize_keyboard=True, one_time_keyboard=True) # Send the message with menu bot.send_message(chat_id=update.message.chat_id, text=msg, reply_markup=reply_kb_markup)
Example #5
Source File: main.py From helpdeskbot with MIT License | 5 votes |
def settings(bot, update): """ Configure the messages language using a custom keyboard. """ # Languages message msg = _("Please, choose a language:\n") msg += "en_US - English (US)\n" msg += "pt_BR - Português (Brasil)\n" # Languages menu languages_keyboard = [ [telegram.KeyboardButton('en_US - English (US)')], [telegram.KeyboardButton('pt_BR - Português (Brasil)')] ] reply_kb_markup = telegram.ReplyKeyboardMarkup(languages_keyboard, resize_keyboard=True, one_time_keyboard=True) # Sends message with languages menu bot.send_message(chat_id=update.message.chat_id, text=msg, reply_markup=reply_kb_markup)
Example #6
Source File: worker.py From greed with GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 | 4 votes |
def __user_menu(self): """Function called from the run method when the user is not an administrator. Normal bot actions should be placed here.""" log.debug("Displaying __user_menu") # Loop used to returning to the menu after executing a command while True: # Create a keyboard with the user main menu keyboard = [[telegram.KeyboardButton(self.loc.get("menu_order"))], [telegram.KeyboardButton(self.loc.get("menu_order_status"))], [telegram.KeyboardButton(self.loc.get("menu_add_credit"))], [telegram.KeyboardButton(self.loc.get("menu_language"))], [telegram.KeyboardButton(self.loc.get("menu_help")), telegram.KeyboardButton(self.loc.get("menu_bot_info"))]] # Send the previously created keyboard to the user (ensuring it can be clicked only 1 time) self.bot.send_message(self.chat.id, self.loc.get("conversation_open_user_menu", credit=utils.Price(self.user.credit, self.loc)), reply_markup=telegram.ReplyKeyboardMarkup(keyboard, one_time_keyboard=True)) # Wait for a reply from the user selection = self.__wait_for_specific_message([ self.loc.get("menu_order"), self.loc.get("menu_order_status"), self.loc.get("menu_add_credit"), self.loc.get("menu_language"), self.loc.get("menu_help"), self.loc.get("menu_bot_info"), ]) # After the user reply, update the user data self.update_user() # If the user has selected the Order option... if selection == self.loc.get("menu_order"): # Open the order menu self.__order_menu() # If the user has selected the Order Status option... elif selection == self.loc.get("menu_order_status"): # Display the order(s) status self.__order_status() # If the user has selected the Add Credit option... elif selection == self.loc.get("menu_add_credit"): # Display the add credit menu self.__add_credit_menu() # If the user has selected the Language option... elif selection == self.loc.get("menu_language"): # Display the language menu self.__language_menu() # If the user has selected the Bot Info option... elif selection == self.loc.get("menu_bot_info"): # Display information about the bot self.__bot_info() # If the user has selected the Help option... elif selection == self.loc.get("menu_help"): # Go to the Help menu self.__help_menu()
Example #7
Source File: worker.py From greed with GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 | 4 votes |
def __add_credit_menu(self): """Add more credit to the account.""" log.debug("Displaying __add_credit_menu") # Create a payment methods keyboard keyboard = list() # Add the supported payment methods to the keyboard # Cash keyboard.append([telegram.KeyboardButton(self.loc.get("menu_cash"))]) # Telegram Payments if configloader.config["Credit Card"]["credit_card_token"] != "": keyboard.append([telegram.KeyboardButton(self.loc.get("menu_credit_card"))]) # Keyboard: go back to the previous menu keyboard.append([telegram.KeyboardButton(self.loc.get("menu_cancel"))]) # Send the keyboard to the user self.bot.send_message(self.chat.id, self.loc.get("conversation_payment_method"), reply_markup=telegram.ReplyKeyboardMarkup(keyboard, one_time_keyboard=True)) # Wait for a reply from the user selection = self.__wait_for_specific_message([self.loc.get("menu_cash"), self.loc.get("menu_credit_card"), self.loc.get("menu_cancel")], cancellable=True) # If the user has selected the Cash option... if selection == self.loc.get("menu_cash"): # Go to the pay with cash function self.bot.send_message(self.chat.id, self.loc.get("payment_cash", user_cash_id=self.user.identifiable_str())) # If the user has selected the Credit Card option... elif selection == self.loc.get("menu_credit_card"): # Go to the pay with credit card function self.__add_credit_cc() # If the user has selected the Cancel option... elif isinstance(selection, CancelSignal): # Send him back to the previous menu return
Example #8
Source File: keyboard.py From Marie-2.0-English with GNU General Public License v3.0 | 4 votes |
def keyboard(bot, update): user = update.effective_user # type: Optional[User] conn_id = con_sql.get_connected_chat(user.id) if conn_id and not conn_id == False: btn1 = "/disconnect - Disconnect from chat" btn2 = "" btn3 = "" else: if con_sql.get_history(user.id): history = con_sql.get_history(user.id) try: chat_name1 = dispatcher.bot.getChat(history.chat_id1).title except: chat_name1 = "" try: chat_name2 = dispatcher.bot.getChat(history.chat_id2).title except: chat_name2 = "" try: chat_name3 = dispatcher.bot.getChat(history.chat_id3).title except: chat_name3 = "" if chat_name1: btn1 = "/connect {} - {}".format(history.chat_id1, chat_name1) else: btn1 = "/connect - Connect to the chat" if chat_name2: btn2 = "/connect {} - {}".format(history.chat_id2, chat_name2) else: btn2 = "" if chat_name3: btn3 = "/connect {} - {}".format(history.chat_id3, chat_name3) else: btn3 = "" #TODO: Remove except garbage update.effective_message.reply_text("keyboard updated", reply_markup=ReplyKeyboardMarkup([[ KeyboardButton("/help - Bot Help"), KeyboardButton("/donate - Donate"), KeyboardButton("/notes - Notes")], [KeyboardButton(btn1)], [KeyboardButton(btn2)], [KeyboardButton(btn3)]]))