- Asynchronous Operation: Optimized for performance and speed. ⚡️
- Full Proxy Support: HTTP/S, SOCKS4, SOCKS5 proxies are fully supported. 🌐
- Auto Proxy Scraping: No need to manually collect proxies – the tool scrapes them automatically. 🕵️♂️
Below are different ways to use the tool, depending on your preferred mode and proxy source.
This mode automatically scrapes proxies from various sources, ensuring you don't need to manually provide any. It runs continuously, automatically refreshing proxies after each loop.
# Usage example: Send views to the channel @teleview, post number 4
# e.g: https://t.me/teleview/4
teleview.py --mode auto --channel teleview --post 4
If you have a list of proxies saved in a .txt
file, you can use this mode to load and use them. Simply specify your file path.
# Usage example: Load HTTP proxies from the file 'http.txt' and send views to @teleview post number 4
teleview.py --type http --mode list --proxy http.txt --channel teleview --post 4
If you have proxies that need to rotate for each request, you can use this mode to apply rotating proxies with authentication.
# Usage example: Use rotating HTTP proxies with authentication and send views to @teleview post number 4
teleview.py -t http -m rotate -p user:password@ip:port -c teleview -pt 4
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Mode Options:
auto
: Scrapes proxies automatically. 🔄list
: Uses a list of proxies from a file. 📄rotate
: Uses rotating proxies. 🔁
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Proxy Types:
http
: Standard HTTP proxies. 🌍socks4
,socks5
: SOCKS4 or SOCKS5 proxies. 🌐
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Channel & Post:
--channel
: Specify the Telegram channel. 📲--post
: Specify the post number you want to send views to (e.g.,4
forhttps://t.me/teleview/4
). 🖼️
For issues or feedback, feel free to open an issue. 🛠️