This project aims to execute functions in the terminal using the bot, it was developed in python with one using the telepot framework.

main.py

__author__ = "Vycktor Stark"
"""
This is a simple project to execute a command on your terminal 
using a telegram bot that will work with the telepot framework

To start the code, after the download, just enter your bot's token 
and your account ID and then execute the following: `python3 main.py`
"""
import telepot, re, time, subprocess
bot, sudo_id = telepot.Bot('Token'), 12998399 #Set your bot's token, and your account id

def runinterminal(self):
	"""
	This function executes commands on the terminal in the background 
	and returns what it collects from the terminal that will be executed in a subprocess.
	"""
	resp = None
	try:
		resp = subprocess.check_output(self, shell=True).decode('utf8')
		if (len(resp) == 0) or (resp == "\n"):
			resp = "OK"
	except Exception as error:
		resp = error
	finally:
		return resp


def handle(msg):
	"""
	This function will receive events, but will only handle events with one item: "text"
	and also if your ID has been validated as true when compared to the chat ID

	If the variables are true and the command sent starts with "$sh", 
	it will be executed in the terminal and returned in chat, The result.

	Example:
		your: $sh ls
		bot: main.py
	Note: I'm using "$sh" as a command prefix, but you can change it as you like
	"""
	if (("text" in msg) and (str(msg['chat']['id']) == str(sudo_id))):
		cmd, v0 = msg['text'].lower().split(), ""
		if (cmd[0] == '$sh'):
			bot.sendMessage(msg['chat']['id'],runinterminal(msg["text"].replace(cmd[0], "")))

if __name__ == '__main__':
	bot.message_loop(handle)
	while True:
		time.sleep(10)