Build Telegram bots, not boilerplate.
A modern, asynchronous Telegram Bot framework for Python.
Instead of working directly with the Telegram Bot API, Botza provides a clean, intuitive, and developer-friendly interface inspired by modern Python frameworks.
Whether you're building a simple bot or a production-ready application, Botza helps you write less code while keeping your project organized and scalable.
- Clean and intuitive API
- Powerful command and message routing
- Context-based handlers
- Middleware support
- Flexible filters
- Webhook and Long Polling support
- Async-first architecture
- Fully typed
- Lightweight with minimal dependencies
Botza is designed around one simple idea:
Developers should spend time building bots—not dealing with HTTP requests, JSON parsing, or repetitive boilerplate.
Every API is carefully designed to feel natural, readable, and Pythonic.
from botza import Bot
bot = Bot("TOKEN")
@bot.command("start")
async def start(ctx):
await ctx.reply("Hello, World!")
bot.run()Instead of this:
bot.send_message(chat_id=update["message"]["chat"]["id"], text="Hello")You simply write:
await ctx.reply("Hello")Simple.
Readable.
Powerful.
- Telegram Bot API wrapper
- Router
- Filters
- Middleware
- Context
- Webhook server
- Long Polling
- Keyboard Builder
- FSM (Finite State Machine)
- Dependency Injection
- Plugin System
MIT License