Modules

PyKorone’s modules are a collection of commands grouped by functionality. Each module serves a specific purpose and can provides commands to interact with the bot. This section will introduce you to the available modules and how to use them.

Understanding Command Arguments

When you see a command in the documentation, it may have one or more arguments that you need to provide. The arguments are enclosed in parentheses (), and some of them may be optional, indicated by a question mark ? before the argument name. For example, the command /command (user) (?text) requires the user argument and has an optional text argument.

Argument Types:

  • (): Required argument.

  • (user): Required (user ID or username), but you can also reply to any user’s message as an alternative.

  • (group): Required (group ID or username).

  • (? ): Optional argument.

Available Modules

Below is a list of all available modules in PyKorone:

  • AFK (Away From Keyboard): Sets you as away from keyboard and notifies users who mention you.

  • Disabling: Allows you to disable specific commands to prevent spam and abuse.

  • Filters: Create custom commands to send predefined messages.

  • GSM Arena: Get smartphone specifications from GSM Arena.

  • Languages: Lets you change the bot’s language.

  • LastFM: Get your LastFM scrobbles.

  • Medias: Downloads media from various websites automatically.

  • Minecraft: Get information about Minecraft servers and Modrinth projects.

  • Piston: Run code snippets using the Piston API

  • Regex: Test regular expressions.

  • Stickers: Get stickers and steal stickers to a sticker pack.

  • Translator: Translate text to different languages using DeepL.

  • Users: Fetches information about Telegram and PyKorone users.

  • Web Tools: Get information about IP addresses and domains.