A simple and elegant client that allows you to make group voice calls quickly and easily.
Examples • Documentation • PyPi • Channel • Chat

This project allows making Telegram call using MtProto and WebRTC, this is possible thanks to the power of NTgCalls library and @evgeny-nadymov

from pytgcalls import PyTgCalls
from pytgcalls import idle
from pytgcalls.types import MediaStream
...
chat_id = -1001185324811
app = PyTgCalls(client)
app.start()
app.play(
    chat_id,
    MediaStream(
        'http://docs.evostream.com/sample_content/assets/sintel1m720p.mp4',
    )
)
idle()

• Prebuilt wheels for macOS, Linux and Windows.
• Supporting all type of MTProto libraries: Pyrogram, Telethon and Hydrogram.
• Work with voice chats in channels and chats.
• Join as channels or chats.
• Mute/unmute, pause/resume, stop/play, volume control and more...

• Python 3.8 or higher.
• An MTProto Client
• A Telegram API key.

Here's how to install the PyTgCalls lib, the commands are given below:

# With Git
pip install git+https://github.com/pytgcalls/pytgcalls -U

# With PyPi (Recommended)
pip install py-tgcalls -U

• @Laky-64 (DevOps Engineer, Software Architect):
  • Played a crucial role in developing PyTgCalls being an ex developer of pyservercall and of tgcallsjs.
  • Automation with GitHub Actions
• @kuogi (Senior UI/UX designer, Documenter):
  • As a Senior UI/UX Designer, Kuogi has significantly improved the user interface of our documentation, making it more visually appealing and user-friendly.
  • Played a key role in writing and structuring our documentation, ensuring that it is clear, informative, and accessible to all users.
• @vrumger (Senior Node.js Developer, Software Architect):
  • Has made important fixes and enhancements to the WebRTC component of the library, improving its stability and performance.
  • Main developer of TgCallsJS
• @alemidev (Senior Python Developer):
  • Has made important fixes and enhancements to the async part of the library

• @TuriOG (Junior Python Developer):
  • Currently working on integrating NTgCalls into PyTgCalls, an important step in expanding the functionality and usability of the library.

• @evgeny-nadymov: A heartfelt thank you to Evgeny Nadymov for graciously allowing us to use their code from telegram-react. His contribution has been pivotal to the success of this project.