Telegram Birthday Bot in Python - Never Forget One Again

In this video, we build a Telegram birthday reminder bot in Python.
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[@Nxck2440]

mine is giving errors such as
TypeError: Updater.__init__() missing 1 required positional argument: 'update_queue'
Did they change the API recently? My IDE is saying that `use_context` is not an arg for this class..

[@DracoTato]

me too

[@younick3570]

Use telebot

[@viktorsoviak5764]

I have this error and dk how to fix it
Updater.__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'use_context'

[@AndreyZnamenskiy]

If you are going to use this bot as your real reminder add some logic to deal with leap-year birthdays (feb 29). Otherwise you will miss them.

[@marzm7050]

can create the same project in vs code if so what are the libraries should i install

[@mosomiliardaru]

Awesome video but it would be extremely helpful if you actually published your code from every video on github as well, so when I realize I made a mistake, I don't have to constantly keep checking the video :)

[@srp_photography]

I love your videos!, Can we do it with respect to time as well like if the message needs to be triggered on precise time.

[@ObaidaNa]

awesome video thanks,
but you should not make current_name global in that way, because if someone send '/new' to the bot and added his name while another user is typing the date of reminder, it I'll take the name from the other user, and there is no need to make 'current_date' global
you should instead make a global dictionary which mapping user_id to the current_name
another solution is to store variables in 'context.user_data' and this is a dictionary will be passed for each user and stores what you have assigned to it, for example in the 'get_name' function you can assign current_name to context.user_data['current_name'] then it will be accessible in the 'get_date' function

[@HandyAndyG]

well, I really hope that no one uses code like this to actually use it in production code. This is definitely just tutorial code. There are lots of things in the code which I would never want to see in real code.

[@artaalipour]

Thanks man, You helped me to resolve my problem on my own project ♥

[@tora3492]

33:10
I can't run my PC 24*7.
What to do in that case ?

[@ganeshchennuri]

cloud deployment or raspberry pi

[@wasgeht2409]

Wow thanks. I love your videos !

[@marcosalejandropadilladorta]

Is there a way to deploy the bot code in the cloud so I don't have to run it on my pc 24/7???

[@AndreyZnamenskiy]

get a minimal VPS with linux (~ 5$/month), install python, run your bot on it.

[@rsansk26]

Hi. Take a video please, I've been suffering for several weeks and I can't understand. How to connect via socket to metatrader 5, get (open,close, hi, low, time) and automatically upload this database to sql

[@as-ng5ln]

Do you have a tutorial on how to set up a python environment on windows like yours?

[@Markandpreston]

Can you make a video on using Microsoft Access

[@__________________________6910]

code link ?