batbot.sh is a simple Telegram Bot written in Bash that can reply to user messages, execute commands, and others cool features.
./botbat.sh [-t "<token>"] [-c <seconds>]
./botbat.sh -h
-tSet Telegram Bot Token (see https://core.telegram.org/bots/api)-cCheck for new messages every (n) seconds
inside the script botbat.sh you will find a list of example commands that you can configure. For Example:
["/hello"]="echo Hi"
this command trigger the /hello message from a user, execute the system command echo Hi and return the command output to the user via message.
Do you want to know your server uptime? no problem:
["/uptime"]="/usr/bin/uptime"
Free disk space via Telegram? let's do it:
["/disks"]="/bin/df -h"
Execute external script:
["/auth ([a-zA-Z0-9]+)"]="/usr/local/bin/auth.sh @R1"
Don't try this at home:
["/exec (.*)"]="exec @R1"
You can use variables! for example:
["/hello"]="echo Hi @FIRSTNAME, pleased to meet you :)"
BaTbot show in console, and in real time, all received messages:
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Set Token to: ****
Check for new messages every: 3 seconds
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Initializing BaTbot v1.2
Username: wafblue_bot
First name: wafblue
Bot ID: ****
Done. Waiting for new messages...
[chat **, from **] <theMiddle - Andrea Menin> \/hello
Command /hello received, running cmd: echo Hi Andrea, pleased to meet you :)
@USERID (int) ID of user who sent the triggered command
@USERNAME (string) Telegram Username of user
@FIRSTNAME (string) The first name of user
@LASTNAME (string) The last name of user
@CHATID (int) The chat ID where user sent a command
@MSGID (int) ID of message that triggered a command
@TEXT (string) The full text of a received message
@FROMID (int) ID of user that sent a message
Regex group extract
@R1 Content of first group (.*)
@R2 Content of second group (.*)
@R3 Content of third group (.*)
You can also configure a command with arguments, for example: "/ping 1234". All arguments can be regular expressions, For example:
["/ping ([0-9]+)"]="echo Pong: @R1"
["/blacklist ([0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+)"]="/sbin/iptables -A INPUT -s @R1 -j DROP"
["/whois ([a-zA-Z0-9\.\-]+)"]="/usr/bin/whois @R1"
["/host ([a-zA-Z0-9\.\-]+)"]="/usr/bin/host @R1"
When BaTbot is running, you can send message to chat id, by use the command .msg directly on console. For example:
[chat 110440209, from 110440209] <theMiddle - Andrea Menin> hi bot :)
.msg 110440209 hey!!!
- 2015-11-17
[high ]Dynamic Regular Expression Group extraction