the most demure url uploader written in go
works nice, shows progress, eta, and speed, supports uploading the file with an icon, and overall works very nicely with nice libraries
there are prebuilt binaries in releases. but you can follow the steps below to build it yourself:
- install go
- clone the repo and cd
go getgo build -ldflags="-s -w"
$ ./TeleURLUploader -help
Usage of ./TeleURLUploader:
-env string
the path to the env file to use (default ".env")there's a .env.sample file you can fill out. the only key that might require explanation is AUTHORIZED, it's a comma-seperated list of user ids that will be able to use the bot. you can also make SESSION_PATH a full path in case you'll be moving the binary around.
after starting the bot, just send an http url to download. you can use the syntax <link> <filename> to upload the file with a custom filename and even upload the file with a custom icon by replying to a jpg image. example: https://atl.speedtest.clouvider.net/1g.bin 1gigabyte.bin
the bot can also intelligently download files from servers that dont report their Content-Length. in this case, the total file size, percentage, and eta will not be available during the download phase. all this information will become available when uploading, though.