>>> telegram.Bot()

10 January 2026 22:51

No. Only TON which opens in app.

>>> telegram.Bot()

10 January 2026 18:08

I moved this discussion to the off-topic group.

>>> telegram.Bot()

10 January 2026 11:03

oh ok i got it, sorry

>>> telegram.Bot()

10 January 2026 09:52

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>>> telegram.Bot()

10 January 2026 09:00

Sure, but please read the article in the message and write your question clearly :)

>>> telegram.Bot()

16 October 2025 23:05

I have a lot of timeout errors when my bot sends a video to a user.
Is there a way to fix this?

>>> telegram.Bot()

16 October 2025 22:00

Yes ig that'll be the best I can do

>>> telegram.Bot()

16 October 2025 21:59

Wiki of python-telegram-bot - Category Code Resources
Bots built with PTB

>>> telegram.Bot()

16 October 2025 21:35

https://github.com/python-telegram-bot/rules-bot/blob/master/components/callbacks.py

>>> telegram.Bot()

16 October 2025 21:31

i know . i want exactly examples

>>> telegram.Bot()

16 October 2025 21:30

But why not just return out of the callback?

>>> telegram.Bot()

16 October 2025 21:29

can you please send me some examples of bots made by experienced developers? like a middle level or something like that. I just want to know what level to aim for

>>> telegram.Bot()

16 October 2025 21:27

but it'll stop the entire bot right
I wanted for a particular user

>>> telegram.Bot()

16 October 2025 21:20

Can I stop updater of a mid process
like if I have x = 0
and I am checking if x == 0
I am sending a and stop updating
else I am sending b
sending c

I want just a
not a and c

>>> telegram.Bot()

16 October 2025 20:45

How do I write tests for my PTB bot?

>>> telegram.Bot()

10 January 2026 22:23

Hello everybody, I am new with python and ptb, I created a bot with a button for payment. I want to know if I can open directly a crypto wallet with the payment data using a Telegram button

>>> telegram.Bot()

10 January 2026 18:08

send link to download python

>>> telegram.Bot()

10 January 2026 10:59

Please don't write this here.

/channel/pythontelegrambotgroup/781646

>>> telegram.Bot()

10 January 2026 09:40

directly enter 'pip install'?

>>> telegram.Bot()

10 January 2026 09:00

In order for someone to help you they need to know what the problem is. All you said is "bot not work". Do you expect someone else to narrow down the issue?

>>> telegram.Bot()

16 October 2025 22:10

Well I found a working way

I manage the tutorial check using a fast cache system that tracks which users have completed the /start tutorial. A decorator automatically checks this cache whenever a command is used allowing /start and /help, but blocking others until completion. An auto-wrapper applies this decorator to handlers during registration, so I don’t need to add checks manually. This setup keeps the system clean, centralized, and efficient.

>>> telegram.Bot()

16 October 2025 22:00

You can just make your own filter

>>> telegram.Bot()

16 October 2025 21:59

This group is English only

>>> telegram.Bot()

16 October 2025 21:32

I thought but then there will be multiple functions where I have to use that if else statement

later decided to use decorator (its what I am using currently)

but I was looking if is there any way I can check for a specific condition right at the beginning when the command is used

>>> telegram.Bot()

16 October 2025 21:31

Rools is open-source

>>> telegram.Bot()

16 October 2025 21:30

So
if there are 2 conv handlers going on
X and Y
and user 1 is on X
user 2 is on Y

in the same group
so will X affect the user 2 ?

>>> telegram.Bot()

16 October 2025 21:29

No, it will completely stop handling that specific update

>>> telegram.Bot()

16 October 2025 21:26

https://docs.python-telegram-bot.org/en/stable/telegram.ext.applicationhandlerstop.html

Maybe you can use this, if you are using conversation handlers

>>> telegram.Bot()

16 October 2025 20:51

Here are some pointers: Automated Bot Tests :)

>>> telegram.Bot()

16 October 2025 02:45

Ah yeah just what im looking for, thank you