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You probably have seen bots which allow you to send them token of your bot and then handle updates providing some functionality for your bot.
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This type of bots are called <b>multibots</b>. They are created using webhooks.
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This is the example of simple multibot.<br>
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In order to reproduce this example you need to have <b>domain and ssl connection</b>.
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If you have, go to config.py and specify your data.
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There is also file called <b>nginx_conf.conf</b>, we will use nginx as proxy-server and this file is example nginx.conf file.
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Make sure that server_name and port are the same in both config and nginx_conf
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(nginx_conf.conf IS NOT complete, you would probably use tools like certbot to add ssl connection to it)
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Also, in this example I used dictionary as tokens storage, but in production you should use database so that you can re-set webhooks in case bot restarts. |