Telegram Ghost Typer 👻

A lightweight Telegram Userbot script built with Python and Pyrogram. This script allows you to send automated, sequential messages or create a "lyric prank" typing effect by rapidly editing a single message. It supports direct messages, public groups, and private groups with Topics (Forums).

✨ Features

• Typing Effect: Edits a single message sequentially to display new lines of text.
• Topic Support: Automatically detects and supports Telegram Group Topics (e.g., -100123456789_5).
• Auto-Cache Update: Retrieves the latest dialogs upon running to prevent ID not found errors for private groups.
• Safe Delays: Implements asyncio.sleep() to help prevent Telegram API rate limits and FloodWait errors.

🛠️ Prerequisites

• Python 3.7 or higher
• A Telegram account

🚀 Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/MR-Xo/TeleGhost
   cd TeleGhost

2. Install the required library:

   pip install pyrogram

3. Get your Telegram API credentials:

   • Go to my.telegram.org and log in.
   • Go to API development tools and create a new application.
   • Copy your API_ID and API_HASH.

4. Configure the script: Open the Python script and replace the placeholders with your credentials:

   API_ID = 12345678  # Replace with your API_ID (Integer)
   API_HASH = "your_api_hash_here"  # Replace with your API_HASH (String)

🎮 Usage

Run the script from your terminal:

python script_name.py

The script will prompt you to insert the target ID:

• For users/public groups: Enter the username (e.g., username).
• For private groups: Enter the chat ID (e.g., -100123456789).
• For group topics: Enter the chat ID followed by an underscore and the topic ID (e.g., -100123456789_5).

Note: On the first run, Pyrogram will ask for your phone number and login code to create a .session file locally.

⚠️ Disclaimer & Security

• Do NOT upload your .session file or your API keys to GitHub.
• Rate Limits: Modifying messages too quickly can trigger Telegram's Anti-Spam algorithms, resulting in a temporary ban (FloodWait). The script uses a 1.2-second delay by default, but use it at your own risk. This project is for educational purposes only.