Full code:

from tgcore import Client

tg = Client(api_key="")

user = await tg.platform.tools\
   .types()\
   .platform("instagram")\
   .url(
     "https://www.instagram.com/reel/...."
   ).send(via_result=True)

video = tg.writer(
  "mp4",
  image_bytes=(await tg._ensure_client().get(
    user.ig_url()[0])).content
)

return await tg.raw.sendVideoUpload()\
    .chat_id(id)\
    .video(video)\
    .reply_markup(
      tg.kb().url(
        "View Coder", 
        "https://t.me/meme_your_username"
      ).build()
    )\
    .caption(
      "Siapa yang pernah kena parameter hell? 🗿"
    ).skip()

Developer: syntax
Architect: API design.

Choose your path.

How to learn chaining in tgcore?

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Examples Usage
• only POST

from tgcore import Client

tg = Client(api_key="something", base_url="https://meme_your_domain.com")

result = await (
    tg.use.default
      .types("/api/todo")
      .step()
      .step2()
      .execute()
)

print(result)

When Google understands your architecture.

Architecture: clean
Code: perfect
Async: working

API:
Invalid or expired token

How to Automatically Save base_url?

You can set base_url when using the userbot:

1. During initialization:

tg = Client(base_url="https://tgcore.ryzenths.dpdns.org")

2. Or by assigning it directly:

tg.base_url = "https://tgcore.ryzenths.dpdns.org"

This value will be saved and will persist.

Code Example:

MEME_IG_URL = "https://www.instagram.com/reel/......"

result = await tg.use.default\
    .types("/api/web/platform/download")\
    .platform("instagram")\
    .url(MEME_IG_URL)\
    .send(allow_object=True)

return result

ev kb = tg.kb().copy_text("Pyrogram same", "maybe").build()

result = await tg.use.default\
.types("/api/v2/sendMessage")\
.chat_id(message.chat.id)\
.text("hello world")\
.reply_markup(kb)\
.skip()

return result

TgCore Final Updated

List methods: https://teamkillerx.github.io/tgcore/docs/#list-methods

RequestCall:
https://teamkillerx.github.io/tgcore/docs/#requestcall

Finally I've finished everything.

TGCore is not just a library. It’s an SDK architecture.

TgCore Docs Update

All Methods Available: https://teamkillerx.github.io/tgcore/docs/#all-methods-available

• Parameter-heavy API (traditional way)
• Advantages of this design
• API design differences
• Why this design is popular in modern SDKs