⚡ Thunder

High-performance Telegram File to Link Bot

About • ✨ Features • 🔍 How It Works • 📋 Prerequisites • Configuration • 📦 Deployment • 📱 Usage • ⌨️ Commands

About The Project

Thunder is a powerful, high-performance Telegram bot that transforms media files into streamable direct links. Share and access files via HTTP(S) links instead of downloading from Telegram, for a seamless media experience.

Perfect for:

🚀 Download Telegram media at high speed.
☁️ Leveraging free unlimited cloud storage with high-speed links.
🎬 Content creators sharing media files.
👥 Communities distributing resources.
🎓 Educational platforms sharing materials.
🌍 Anyone needing to share Telegram media.

✨ Features

🧠 Core Functionality

Generate Direct Links: Convert Telegram media files into direct streaming links.
Permanent Links: Links remain active as long as the file exists in the storage channel.
Multi-Client Support: Distribute workload across multiple Telegram clients for high traffic.
Browser Streaming: Stream media files directly in the browser without downloading.
Broadcast Messages: Send messages to all users.
Channel and Group Support: Works in private chats, groups, and channels.
MongoDB Integration: Store user data and info with advanced database capabilities.
HTTP/HTTPS Streaming: Stream media with custom player support for all devices and browsers.
Flood Wait Handling: Centralized handling for Telegram flood waits.

🧩 Advanced Features

Token Authentication: Secure access with optional token-based authentication.
URL Shortening: URL shortening for links.
Batch Processing: Generate links for multiple files in a group chat.
User Authentication: Require users to join channels before generating links.
Admin Commands: Manage users and control bot behavior.
Custom Domain Support: Use your own domain for streaming links.
Customizable Templates: Personalize HTML templates for download pages.
Data Center Info: Get data center information for users and files.
Auto Set Commands: Automatically set bot commands on startup.

⚙️ Technical Capabilities

Asynchronous Architecture: Built with aiohttp and asyncio for high concurrency.
Media Info Display: Show file size, duration, format, and more.
Multiple File Types: Supports videos, audio, documents, images, stickers, and more.
Caching System: Reduce Telegram API calls and improve responsiveness.
Customizable Messages: Personalize messages sent to users.

🔍 How It Works

Upload: User sends a media file to the bot. The bot forwards it to a storage channel and stores metadata.
Link Generation: A unique, secure link is generated and sent to the user.
Streaming: When the link is opened, the server authenticates, retrieves the file from Telegram, and streams it directly to the browser.
Load Balancing: Multiple Telegram clients distribute workload, with automatic switching and smart queuing for high traffic.

📋 Prerequisites

🐍 Python 3.13 or higher
🍃 MongoDB
🔑 Telegram API ID and Hash (my.telegram.org/apps)
🤖 Bot Token from @BotFather
🌐 Server with public IP or domain
📦 Telegram storage channel

Configuration

Rename config_sample.env to config.env and edit the following variables:

Required

Variable	Description	Example
`API_ID`	Telegram API ID from my.telegram.org	`12345`
`API_HASH`	Telegram API Hash from my.telegram.org	`abc123def456`
`BOT_TOKEN`	Bot token from @BotFather	`123456789:ABCdefGHIjklMNOpqrsTUVwxyz`
`BIN_CHANNEL`	Channel ID for storing files (add bot as admin)	`-1001234567890`
`OWNER_ID`	Your Telegram user ID(s) (space-separated)	`12345678 87654321`
`DATABASE_URL`	MongoDB connection string	`mongodb+srv://user:pass@host/db`
`OWNER_USERNAME`	Your Telegram username (without @)	`yourusername`
`FQDN`	Your domain name or server IP	`files.yourdomain.com`
`HAS_SSL`	Set to "True" if using HTTPS	`True` or `False`
`PORT`	Web server port	`8080`
`NO_PORT`	Hide port in URLs	`True` or `False`

Optional

Variable	Description	Default	Example
`MULTI_BOT_TOKENS`	Additional bot tokens for load balancing	(empty)	`MULTI_TOKEN1=`
`FORCE_CHANNEL_ID`	Channel ID users must join	(empty)	`-1001234567890`
`BANNED_CHANNELS`	Space-separated banned channel IDs	(empty)	`-1001234567890 -100987654321`
`SLEEP_THRESHOLD`	Threshold for client switching	`300`	`600`
`WORKERS`	Number of async workers	`8`	`200`
`NAME`	Bot application name	`ThunderF2L`	`MyFileBot`
`BIND_ADDRESS`	Address to bind web server	`0.0.0.0`	`127.0.0.1`
`PING_INTERVAL`	Ping interval in seconds	`840`	`1200`
`CACHE_SIZE`	Cache size in MB	`100`	`200`
`TOKEN_ENABLED`	Enable token authentication system	`False`	`True`
`SHORTEN_ENABLED`	Enable URL shortening for tokens	`False`	`True`
`SHORTEN_MEDIA_LINKS`	Enable URL shortening for media links	`False`	`True`
`URL_SHORTENER_API_KEY`	API key for URL shortening service	`""`	`"abc123def456"`
`URL_SHORTENER_SITE`	URL shortening service to use	`""`	`"example.com"`
`SET_COMMANDS`	Automatically set bot commands on startup	`True`	`False`

ℹ️ For all options, see config_sample.env.

📦 Deployment

Using Docker (Recommended)

# Ensure you have configured config.env as per the Configuration section
# Build and run with Docker
docker build -t Thunder .
docker run -d --name Thunder -p 8080:8080 Thunder

Manual Installation

# Ensure you have completed the "Getting Started" and "Configuration" sections
# Run the bot
python -m Thunder

⚡ Scaling for High Traffic or Speed

Use multiple bot instances.
Increase WORKERS in config.env based on your server's capabilities.

📱 Usage

Basic

Start: Send /start to your bot.
Authenticate: Join required channels if configured by the admin.
Token Authentication: If token system is enabled, you'll need a valid token to use the bot. When you try to use a feature requiring authorization, the bot will automatically generate a token for you with an activation link.
Upload: Send any media file to the bot.
Get Link: Receive a direct streaming link.
Share: Anyone with the link can stream or download the file.

Advanced

Batch Processing: Use /link with a number to generate links for multiple files in a group chat (e.g., /link 5).
Data Center Info: Use /dc to get the data center of a user or file.
Ping Bot: Use /ping to check if the bot is online and measure response time.
Admin Commands: If you are the bot owner, use admin commands like /status, /broadcast, /stats, etc., to manage the bot and users.

Commands

User Commands

Command	Description
`/start`	Start the bot and get a welcome message. Also used for token activation.
`/link`	Generate a direct link for a file in a group. Supports batch files by replying to the first file in a group (e.g., `/link 5`).
`/dc`	Get the data center (DC) of a user or file. Use `/dc id`, or reply to a file or user. Works in both groups and private chats.
`/ping`	Check if the bot is online and measure response time.
`/about`	Get information about the bot.
`/help`	Show help and usage instructions.

Admin Commands (for Bot Owner)

Command	Description
`/status`	Check bot status, uptime, and resource usage.
`/broadcast`	Send a message to all users (supports text, media, buttons).
`/stats`	View usage statistics and analytics.
`/ban`	Ban a user (reply to message or use user ID).
`/unban`	Unban a user.
`/log`	Send bot logs.
`/restart`	Restart the bot.
`/shell`	Execute a shell command (Use with extreme caution!).
`/users`	Show total number of users.
`/authorize`	Permanently authorize a user to use the bot (bypasses token system).
`/deauthorize`	Remove permanent authorization from a user.
`/listauth`	List all permanently authorized users.

Commands for @BotFather

If SET_COMMANDS is set to True in your configuration, the bot will automatically configure these commands.

Paste the following into the BotFather "Edit Commands" section for your bot.

start - Start the bot and get a welcome message
link - (Group) Generate a direct link for a file or batch
dc - Retrieve the data center (DC) information of a user or file
ping - Check the bot's status and response time
about - Get information about the bot
help - Show help and usage instructions
status - (Admin) View bot details and current workload
stats - (Admin) View usage statistics and resource consumption
broadcast - (Admin) Send a message to all users
ban - (Admin) Ban a user
unban - (Admin) Unban a user
log - (Admin) Send bot logs
restart - (Admin) Restart the bot
shell - (Admin) Execute a shell command
users - (Admin) Show the total number of users
authorize - (Admin) Grant permanent access to a user
deauthorize - (Admin) Remove permanent access from a user
listauth - (Admin) List all authorized users

🔑 Token System

Thunder Bot includes an optional token-based access control system that allows admins to control who can use the bot.

How It Works

Enable the token system by setting TOKEN_ENABLED=True in your config.
Users without a valid token will receive an "Access Denied" message when trying to use the bot
Admins can authorize users permanently, or users receive automatically generated tokens When a user sends a media to the bot, the bot will automatically shorten the link.

🔗 Url Shortening

Thunder Bot supports URL shortening for both media links and token activation links.

How It Works

Provide a valid URL shortener API key and site in URL_SHORTENER_API_KEY and URL_SHORTENER_SITE.
Enable URL shortening in token activation links by setting SHORTEN_ENABLED=True in your config.
Enable URL shortening in media links links by setting SHORTEN_MEDIA_LINKS=True in your config.

Reverse Proxy with Cloudflare SSL

Reverse Proxy Setup for File Streaming Bot with Cloudflare SSL

This guide will help you set up a secure reverse proxy using NGINX for your file streaming bot with Cloudflare SSL protection.

✅ What You Need

A VPS or server running Ubuntu/Debian with NGINX installed
Your file streaming bot running on a local port (e.g., 5063)
A subdomain (e.g., dl.yoursite.com) set up in Cloudflare
Cloudflare Origin Certificate files:
- cert.pem (Certificate file)
- key.key (Private key file)

🔐 Step 1: Configure Cloudflare

Set up DNS:

Go to your domain in Cloudflare Dashboard
Navigate to DNS → Add an A record:
- Name: dl (or your preferred subdomain)
- Content: Your server's IP address
- Proxy Status: Proxied (orange cloud)

Configure SSL:

Go to SSL/TLS → Overview
Set encryption mode to Full (strict)
Create your Origin Certificate if you haven't already

🛡️ Step 2: Set Up SSL Certificates

Create a folder for your SSL certificates:

sudo mkdir -p /etc/ssl/cloudflare/dl.yoursite.com

If you have the certificate files already:

sudo mv cert.pem key.key /etc/ssl/cloudflare/dl.yoursite.com/

If you need to create them:

# Create certificate file
sudo nano /etc/ssl/cloudflare/dl.yoursite.com/cert.pem
# Paste your Origin Certificate here and save

# Create private key file  
sudo nano /etc/ssl/cloudflare/dl.yoursite.com/key.key
# Paste your Private Key here and save

Make the files secure:

sudo chmod 600 /etc/ssl/cloudflare/dl.yoursite.com/key.key
sudo chmod 644 /etc/ssl/cloudflare/dl.yoursite.com/cert.pem

🛠️ Step 3: Create NGINX Configuration

Create a new configuration file:

sudo nano /etc/nginx/sites-available/dl.yoursite.conf

Paste this configuration (replace dl.yoursite.com and 5063 with your values):

server {
    listen 443 ssl;
    listen [::]:443 ssl;
    server_name dl.yoursite.com;

    # SSL Configuration
    ssl_certificate     /etc/ssl/cloudflare/dl.yoursite.com/cert.pem;
    ssl_certificate_key /etc/ssl/cloudflare/dl.yoursite.com/key.key;

    # Basic security
    add_header X-Frame-Options DENY;
    add_header X-Content-Type-Options nosniff;

    # Logging
    access_log /var/log/nginx/dl.yoursite.com.access.log;
    error_log /var/log/nginx/dl.yoursite.com.error.log;

    location / {
        # Forward requests to your bot
        proxy_pass http://localhost:5063;
        proxy_set_header Host $host;
        proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr;
        proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;
        proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto $scheme;
        
        # Settings for file streaming
        proxy_buffering off;
        proxy_request_buffering off;
        
        # Allow large files
        client_max_body_size 0;
    }
}

# Redirect HTTP to HTTPS
server {
    listen 80;
    listen [::]:80;
    server_name dl.yoursite.com;
    
    return 301 https://$host$request_uri;
}

Enable the configuration:

sudo ln -s /etc/nginx/sites-available/dl.yoursite.conf /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/

🔄 Step 4: Test and Apply Changes

Check if configuration is correct:

sudo nginx -t

If no errors, restart NGINX:

sudo systemctl reload nginx

✅ Step 5: Test Your Setup

Test if your site is working:

curl -I https://dl.yoursite.com

Test a file download:

curl -I https://dl.yoursite.com/dl/<your_file_id>

🎉 Done!

Your reverse proxy is now securely streaming files behind Cloudflare, powered by NGINX!

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please follow these steps:

Fork the repository.
Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/AmazingFeature).
Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Add some AmazingFeature').
Push to the branch (git push origin feature/AmazingFeature).
Open a Pull Request.

📄 License

This repository is unlicensed and provided as-is without any warranty. No permission is granted to use, copy, modify, or distribute this software for any purpose.

👏 Acknowledgements

Kurigram – Telegram MTProto API Client Library
AIOHTTP – Async HTTP client/server framework
Motor – Async MongoDB driver
TgCrypto – Fast cryptography library for Telegram
All contributors who have helped improve the project.

📢 Disclaimer

This project is not affiliated with Telegram. Use at your own risk and responsibility. Comply with Telegram's Terms of Service and your local regulations regarding content distribution.

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⚡ Thunder

About The Project

✨ Features

🧠 Core Functionality

🧩 Advanced Features

⚙️ Technical Capabilities

🔍 How It Works

📋 Prerequisites

Configuration

Required

Optional

📦 Deployment

Using Docker (Recommended)

Manual Installation

⚡ Scaling for High Traffic or Speed

📱 Usage

Basic

Advanced

Commands

User Commands

Admin Commands (for Bot Owner)

Commands for @BotFather

🔑 Token System

How It Works

🔗 Url Shortening

How It Works

Reverse Proxy Setup for File Streaming Bot with Cloudflare SSL

✅ What You Need

🔐 Step 1: Configure Cloudflare

🛡️ Step 2: Set Up SSL Certificates

🛠️ Step 3: Create NGINX Configuration

🔄 Step 4: Test and Apply Changes

✅ Step 5: Test Your Setup

🎉 Done!

🤝 Contributing

📄 License

👏 Acknowledgements

📢 Disclaimer

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