Control your ArchiSteamFarm with Telegram

ASFbot

Telegram Bot coded in python to control your ASF instance.

Control your ASF instance anywhere.

Usage:

Executable: (python3) bot.py

Arguments:

-token : Telegram API token given by @botfather (mandatory).
-alias : Telegram alias of the bot owner. Only this user can send commands to ASF. (mandatory).
-host : ASF IPC host (defaults to 127.0.0.1)
-port : ASF IPC listening port (defaults to 1242)
-password : ASF IPC password (if you have set one)
-verbosity: Log verbosity (DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR)

You can also use environment variables to configure the bot. Environment variables would override any command argument set. The naming is pretty self-explanatory:

TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN

TELEGRAM_USER_ALIAS

ASF_IPC_HOST

ASF_IPC_PORT

ASF_IPC_PASSWORD

Once the bot has started and verified the connection to the ASF instance, you can send commands through your telegram bot using standard ASF notation (i.e.: !status asf) or Telegram notation (i.e.: /status asf). The bot also reads messages containing Steam cd-keys. It will automatically parse every key and activate them on your accounts with !redeem asf {{parsed_cdkey}} notifying you the process.

Quickstart (with docker)

Create a bot via @botfather.

Copy and fill the docker-compose.yml example below.

Start it!

Notes

I recommend running it via its Docker image. Here it is an example docker-compose.yml to run bot ASF and the bot on Docker. Copy this to a file named docker-compose.yml, fill the appropriate missing data: