Realtime Input/Output Compilers

by @PanditSiddharth

How to Setup

Step 1: Create Your Bot on Telegram

1. Go to @BotFather on Telegram.
2. Send the command /newbot to create a new bot.
3. Follow the instructions to name your bot and create a username.
   • Send Name of your bot.
   • Now it will ask you to give username for your bot.
     • Username should endswith "bot" text and unique.
     • for example: sidkacompiler12bot .

You will receive a bot token and a bot link after completing these steps.

Step 2: Get Your telegram id

Go to @MissRose_bot. Send command /info. You will see your id.

Main Setup Process

For termux

• Go to fdroid website and Download latest version of Termux.
• In termux Run these bellow written commands.

curl -O https://api.ignoux.in/iocompiler/termux.sh

chmod +x termux.sh

bash termux.sh

cd ~/compiler

node index.js

• Follow each instructions of said by installer.
• That's it your bot is running on termux. !Enjoy.
• It will show you in red color warning ignore it your bot is runnig now.

For Linux and Windows

Pre-requirements

• Node.js installed on your system.
• Optional: Install additional languages like C/C++, Python, Java, etc.

1. Open PowerShell, Command Prompt, or your terminal.

2. Create and navigate to a new directory for your project:

   mkdir compiler
   cd compiler

3. Initialize a new Node.js project and install IOCompiler:

   npm init -y
   npm install iocompiler

4. Create an index.js file and paste the following code. Replace process.env.BOT_TOKEN with your bot token from BotFather, and process.env.TELEGRAM_ID with your Telegram ID:

   const { compiler } = require('iocompiler');
   
   // Specify allowed users; without this, all users can access your bot
   const { bot } = compiler(process.env.BOT_TOKEN, { allowed: [1791106582, process.env.TELEGRAM_ID], mode: "private" });
   // modes: "private", "public", "docker-private", "api-mode"
   
   // Launching telegraf bot in polling mode
   bot.launch({ dropPendingUpdates: true });

For Developers for using this lib in those work:

let { compiler } = require('iocompiler');
let { Telegraf } = require("telegraf")

let bot = new Telegraf(process.env.BOT_TOKEN)

bot.on("message", (ctx, next) => {
  ctx.reply("I Got your message processing...")

    // Change incomming message for compilation
    ctx.update.message.text = "/js console.log('lol')"

    // Give update to next handler with updated text
    next(ctx)
})

  /*
  * ttl: max time to execute code, default 60 seconds
  * allowed: array of telegram ids of users who can execute code on it
  */
// allowed users id if you not give this then all users can use your bot
compiler(bot, { ttl: 60, allowed: [1791106582]});

// launching telegraf bot in polling mode
bot.launch({ dropPendingUpdates: true });

5. Run the project:

   node index.js

That's it! You have successfully created your Telegram bot using IOCompiler.

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Useful Commands

• See all commands: /help
• Check if bot is running: /ping
• See current version and features of the bot: /version

For any queries, join our support groups:

• LogicB Support
• Logicbots

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GitHub: IOCompiler Repository
NPM: IOCompiler on NPM

For any other help:

• Support Group: LogicB Support
• Updates: Logicbots
• Bot Owner: @PanditSiddharth

Testing Group: IO_Coding
Contribute to the project or create your own bot—it's open source!

⚠️ Please run only in a secure environment

Using your bot, users can potentially harm your system. Utilize Docker or any secure environment, or specify allowed users via Telegram ID.

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