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Learn how to create sticker packs and add stickers using Pyrogram's raw functions for your Telegram bot. Follow our step-by-step guide for successful implementation.
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How to Create Sticker Packs with Pyrogram and Your Telegram Bot

Are you looking to create fun and customized sticker packs for your Telegram bot using Pyrogram? While the task may seem straightforward at first, it can lead you down a rabbit hole of errors and confusion if you're not careful. However, fear not! This guide will guide you through the process of creating sticker packs and adding stickers to them using the raw functions of Pyrogram.

Understanding the Problem

Developers often encounter issues when trying to create sticker packs using Pyrogram's raw functions. Errors can pop up despite consulting the documentation or community forums. This can be frustrating, especially if you're eager to enhance your bot's functionality with stickers.

The good news is there’s a solution that can help you navigate this challenge effectively. Below, we’ll provide a custom function to help you create a sticker pack and add stickers with ease.

Step-by-Step Guide to Create Sticker Packs

A Custom Function

Here is the custom function that you can use to create or add stickers to your sticker pack:

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Breakdown of the Function

1. Upload Media

The function begins by uploading the media (sticker image) to Telegram’s servers using the UploadMedia method.

2. Create Sticker Item

A new sticker object is created with specified parameters, including the document and emoji associated with it.

3. Create or Add Sticker Set

Within a try block, it attempts to create a new sticker set. If the sticker set already exists:

It checks if the sticker set contains the maximum number of stickers (120 stickers).

If the limit is reached, it removes the second last sticker before adding a new one to stay within the limit.

4. Return the Result

Finally, the function will return the result of the creation or addition process.

Conclusion

With this custom function, you now have a clear pathway to creating and managing sticker packs using Pyrogram for your Telegram bot. Whether you're starting fresh or expanding an existing sticker pack, this guide will streamline the process for you.

Feel free to modify the function as needed to suit your specific requirements, and don't hesitate to experiment with different stickers to make your bot delightful!

If you encounter any issues along the way, don’t hesitate to reach out to the community or revisit the Pyrogram documentation for more insights.

Happy coding!