I would like my bot to react to a specific message sent by a user. But bot reacts to every message.
@bot.message_handler(content_types=['text'])
def send_rand_photo(message):
keyboard = types.InlineKeyboardMarkup()
if message.text =='photo' or 'new car':
msg=bot.send_message(message.chat.id, "Ну как тебе?", reply_markup=keyboard)
like_button= types.InlineKeyboardButton(text=emojize("Like :heart:", use_aliases=True), callback_data='like')
keyboard.add(like_button)
dislike_button =types.InlineKeyboardButton (text=emojize("Dislike :broken_heart:", use_aliases=True), callback_data='dislike')
keyboard.add(dislike_button)
all_photo_in_directory=os.listdir(PATH)
random_photo=random.choice (all_photo_in_directory)
img=open (PATH + '/' +random_photo, 'rb')
bot.send_chat_action(message.from_user.id,'upload_photo')
bot.send_photo(message.from_user.id,img, reply_markup=keyboard)
img.close()
In this code, when a user enters a word 'photo', bot sent him a pick. But I enter a random word and it still sends me a pick. What is wrong with my code?
The problem is this line here: if message.text =='photo' or 'new car':
. You are essentially asking this everytime:
>>> False or True
True
>>> message = 'random'
>>> message =='photo' or 'new car'
'new car'
You should either be asking if message.text == 'photo' or message.text == 'new_car'
or you could shorten it slightly like this if message.text in ('photo', 'new_car'):
Example:
>>> message = 'random'
>>> if message in ('photo', 'new_car'):
... print('yes!')
...
>>> message = 'photo'
>>> if message in ('photo', 'new_car'):
... print('yes!')
...
yes!