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telegram-bot-python-TheMeowCatBot

TheMeowCatBot is a playful Telegram bot designed to make your group conversations more fun, whether you're a seasoned programmer or just a curious cat lover, this repository provides a great opportunity to dive into the world of bot development. So why wait? Check out the code for @TheMeowCatBot today and join the meowing revolution! ฅ^•ﻌ•^ฅ

TheMeowCatBot ฅ^•ﻌ•^ฅ This repository is the code behind the fun and interactive Telegram bot that brings some cat humor to your conversations. With commands like "meow", you can send cute cat gifs or stickers, while the "meme" command shares cat memes. The "random" command sends a random cat reaction and the bot sends random reminders asking for virtual petting. TheMeowCatBot reacts to group conversations like a cute cat in the family, making it feel like you've adopted a cat for your whole group. And this is just the beginning! More functions are being added all the time. I welcome contributions from the community to help add even more cat-related features to this bot. If you're interested in committing to this repo or have any suggestions, feel free to join Team🏡 for help and support. Join the fun and help make TheMeowCatBot the best Telegram cat bot out there 🍦.

"meow" means "woof" in cat - George Carlin

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Special shoutout to @kyechan99 for this amazing article on how to make a colorful README. Thanks for the inspiration!

How To Contribute

  • Fork the Repository: Click the "Fork" button to create your own copy of the repository.
  • Clone the Repository: Use the command git clone to download it locally.
  • Create a New Branch: Run git checkout -b to work on a separate branch.
  • Make Your Changes: Modify code, fix bugs, or update documentation as needed.
  • Commit Your Changes: Use git commit -m "Descriptive message about your changes" to save your changes locally.
  • Push to GitHub: Push the changes to your forked repository with git push origin .
  • Create a Pull Request (PR): Go to the original repository and open a pull request explaining your changes.
  • Address Feedback: Be ready to discuss and make additional changes if needed during the review process.