This is a command line tool I use when I want to get notified, on Telegram (on my phone), that something has finished running (on my laptop). For instance, let's say I'm in an engagement scanning assets and waiting for my nmap scan to finish, I can now receive a text message on Telegram from my bot.

Usage: telegram-bot-cli.py [options]

Options:
  -h, --help                          show this help message and exit
  -j JOB, --job=JOB                   select a job name (required)
  -d DETAILS, --details=DETAILS       add details to the job (50 characters max)
  -u USERNAME, --username=USERNAME    your username if you want the bot to highlight you

First of all, clone this git : git clone https://github.com/ShutdownRepo/telegram-bot-cli If you already know your bot token and the group ID in which you want to get notified, add those in the sample-config.py file and rename it config.py. If you don't know these information, follow these steps "Full instructions".

Once the config file is setup, install the requirements and test the script

pip3 install --user -r requirements.txt
echo "Testing" | python3 telegram-bot-cli.py --job testing

If you love aliases like I do, you can something like alias telegram-bot-cli='python3 /PATH/TO/telegram-bot-cli/telegram-bot-cli.py -u username'

Create a bot and find the token

1. Open a Telegram client
2. Start a conversation with @BotFather
3. Send the following command : /newbot`
4. Send the name of your bot (anything you want)
5. Send the username of your bot (must be unique, and end with 'bot')
6. The bot is created and the token to access the HTTP API is sent to you

Create a group, add the bot and find the group ID

1. Create the group your want the bot to send messages to
2. Add the bot to the group with its username (@unique_username_bot)
3. Send the following message in the group : /my_id @unique_username_bot
4. Go to https://api.telegram.org/bot<bot_token>/getUpdates and replace <bot_token> with yours
5. In the JSON array, find the message/chat/id negative integer composed of 9 figures, this is your group ID

Now that you have the bot, the token, the group and the group ID, follow the instructions in "Quick start"

• find a way to trigger this cli bot by grepping something in commands output. For instance, let's say I want to get notified when my ntlmrelayx has successfully relayed authentication during an engagement, I would grep on "SUCCESS"
• any ideas?