Telegram Group Scrapper
- Go to http://my.telegram.org and log in.
- Click on API development tools and fill the required fields.
- put app name you want & select other in platform Example :
- copy "api_id" & "api_hash" after clicking create app ( will be used in setup.py )
$ pkg install -y git python
$ git clone https://github.com/iAapTeck/Telegram-Group-Scraper-Tool.git
$ cd TeleGram-Scraper
- Install requierments
$ python3 setup.py -i
- setup configration file ( apiID, apiHASH )
$ python3 setup.py -c
- To Genrate User Data
$ python3 scraper.py
- To Transfer User Members Data from Members.csv file to Your Telegam Groups/Channels
$ python3 add2groups.py members.csv
- ( members.csv is default if you changed name use it )
- Send Bulk sms To Collected Data
$ python3 smsbot.py members.csv
- Update Tool
$ python3 setup.py -u
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