Music Downloader Telegram Bot aka scdlbot¶
Telegram Bot for downloading MP3 rips of tracks/sets from SoundCloud, Bandcamp, YouTube with tags and artwork.
Free software: MIT License
Documentation: https://scdlbot.readthedocs.io
Contents
scdlbot Usage in Telegram¶
Send /start or /help command to bot
or refer directly to the help message.
Please report all bugs and issues and suggest your improvements to issues.
Supported sites and mainly used packages¶
scdlbot is standing on the shoulders of giants:
YouTube, Yandex.Music, Mixcloud, and almost everything from this list: youtube-dl
Run your own scdlbot¶
Installation & Configuration¶
Requirements¶
Those should be available in your PATH:
Python 3.6+ (pyenv and poetry are recommended)
FFmpeg 4.0+ if not running on Heroku (fresh builds for Windows, macOS and Linux are recommended)
Heroku CLI is recommended if you want to deploy to Heroku
…or get unstable from Git source repository¶
git clone https://github.com/gpchelkin/scdlbot.git
cd scdlbot
pip3 install --requirement requirements.txt
# Update:
git pull
pip3 install --requirement requirements.txt
Configure Bot¶
Download or copy configuration file sample and set up config environment variables in it:
# If you've installed from PyPI - download sample config somewhere:
curl -o .env https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gpchelkin/scdlbot/master/.env.sample
# If you've got Git source - just copy sample config:
cp .env.sample .env
# Use your favourite editor. Sample config is self-documented:
nano .env
Telegram Bot Settings¶
Send the commands from respective filenames in telegram_settings dir to @BotFather, choose your bot and copy corresponding values in order to use the bot conveniently.
Disable privacy mode if you want bot to read and check every message in group for links.
Otherwise, it would work only for commands.
Running Locally or at Dedicated Server¶
Using Heroku Local (preferred)¶
You will need Heroku CLI installed.
# If you've installed from PyPI - download Procfile first (otherwise already present in Git repository):
curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gpchelkin/scdlbot/master/Procfile
# For long polling mode (USE_WEBHOOK=0):
heroku local -e .env worker
# For webhook mode (USE_WEBHOOK=1):
heroku local -e .env web
Using Python only¶
export $(grep -v '^#' .env | xargs)
python3 -m scdlbot
# or in one line:
env $(grep -v '^#' .env | xargs) python3 -m scdlbot
# If you've installed package from PyPI into the system,
# you can also replace 'python3 -m scdlbot' with pure 'scdlbot'
Deploying to Heroku¶
Register on Heroku, press the button above and
configure variables for deploying.
When app is deployed you must set only one dyno working on
“Resources” tab in your app settings depending on which way of getting
updates you have
chosen and set in config variables: worker for polling or web
for webhook.
Manually¶
You can do the same as the button above but using Heroku
CLI, not as much of a fun. Assuming you are in
scdlbot repository directory:
heroku login
# Create app with Python 3 buildpack and set it for upcoming builds:
heroku create --buildpack heroku/python
heroku buildpacks:set heroku/python
# Add FFmpeg buildpack needed for youtube-dl & scdl:
heroku buildpacks:add --index 1 https://github.com/laddhadhiraj/heroku-buildpack-ffmpeg.git --app scdlbot
# Deploy app to Heroku:
git push heroku master
# Set config vars automatically from your local .env file
heroku plugins:install heroku-config
heroku config:push
# Or set them manually:
heroku config:set TG_BOT_TOKEN="<TG_BOT_TOKEN>" STORE_CHAT_ID="<STORE_CHAT_ID>" ...
If you use webhook, start web dyno and stop worker dyno:
heroku ps:scale web=1 worker=0
heroku ps:stop worker
If you use polling, start worker dyno and stop web dyno:
heroku ps:scale worker=1 web=0
heroku ps:stop web
Some useful commands:
# Attach to logs:
heroku logs -t
# Test run ffprobe
heroku run "ffprobe -version"
Deploying to Dokku¶
Use Dokku (your own Heroku) installed on your own server. App is tested and fully ready for deployment with polling (no webhook yet). https://github.com/dokku/dokku-letsencrypt
export DOKKU=<your_dokku_server>
scp .env $DOKKU:~
ssh $DOKKU
export DOKKU=<your_dokku_server>
dokku apps:create scdlbot
dokku certs:generate scdlbot scdlbot.$DOKKU
dokku config:set scdlbot $(cat .env | xargs)
logout
git remote add dokku dokku@$DOKKU:scdlbot
git push dokku master
ssh $DOKKU
dokku ps:scale scdlbot worker=1 web=0
dokku ps:restart scdlbot