A Simple Telegram Bot written in Python using Pyrogram Library to Do Somethings Related to Mega.nz Cloud Storage.

• All Mega.nz Files / Folder Links supported (For folder links use /megadl command)
• No login required
• Auto Detect File Type Before Upload to Telegram
• Can be used as Private or Public Bot
• Mega User Account Supported
• Upload Files From Telegram / Direct Link to Mega.nz
• Import Files From Public Mega.nz Url
• Inline Mode [Still In Development Stage: BETA]

Deploy your own Bot ♥️! Star 🌟 Fork 🍴 and Deploy

Mandatory Vars,

• APP_ID - Your APP_ID. Get it from my.telegram.org
• API_HASH - Your API_ID. Get it from my.telegram.org
• AUTH_USERS - Telegram IDs Of Auth Users, Only they can use this bot (If you didn't set this as public bot). Separate them by a space. (Ex: 123445 2648589)
• BOT_TOKEN - Your Bot Token From @BotFather

Non Mandatory Vars,

• IS_PUBLIC_BOT - Set this to 'True' if you want to set Download Function as Public. Default to 'False'
• LOGS_CHANNEL - Make a private channel and forward a message from that channel to @ChannelidHEXbot and Get this. (Recomended to add this variable). If you're hosting your bot Heroku, after deploying the bot delete LOGS_CHANNEL var. Else you'll get some errors
• MEGA_EMAIL - Fill this if you want to use your own Mega Account. This is your Mega account Email
• MEGA_PASSWORD - Fill this if you want to use your own Mega Account. This is your Mega account Password

Notice ⚠️: Please read install notes in Mega.nz-Deployer on "How to deploy this bot on Heroku"

• Clone the Repo,

git clone https://github.com/Itz-fork/Mega.nz-Bot

• Enter the directory,

cd Mega.nz-Bot

• Install Requirements,

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

• Fill Config Vars,
  For PCs - Use Normal Text Editor to Fill Config Vars
  For Vps - If you haven't installed nano yet, Read This - How to install Nano in your computer/Vps

Fill Config vars with your own values. If you don't know how to get them, Read This - How to Get Config Values

sudo nano config.py

• Run the Bot,

python3 main.py