Up-To-Date Leech Mirror Groups | Automatic Telegram Group Link Collector

📝 Preface & Legal Notice

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🎯 Introduction

In the world of Telegram, there are numerous leech mirror groups that provide valuable services. However, keeping track of these groups can be challenging as new ones emerge and old ones become inactive. This is where our automated solution comes in.

💡 Project Overview

The Up-To-Date Leech Mirror Groups project is an automated system that collects and maintains a list of unique Telegram leech mirror group links. Here’s how it works:

🔄 How It Works

1. Daily Collection:
   • The script runs every day at 00:00 UTC
   • It fetches pages from URLs like:

     https://graph.org/MediaInfo-X-MM-DD
     https://graph.org/MediaInfo-X-MM-DD-2
     https://graph.org/MediaInfo-X-MM-DD-3
     

   • Where MM-DD represents the current month and day
   • Uses previous day’s data to ensure complete content availability
2. Data Processing:
   • Extracts unique author links using <a rel="author" href="..."> tags
   • Stops when encountering a 404 error
   • Saves results to unique_leech_mirror_links.txt
3. Automation:
   • Uses GitHub Actions for scheduling
   • Automatically commits and pushes updates
   • No manual intervention required

⚡ Features

• Automated Updates: Daily runs at midnight UTC
• Previous Day Data: Fetches data from the previous day to ensure complete content availability
• Efficient Collection: Uses async requests for speed
• Real-Time Writing: Immediate file updates
• Persistent Storage: Maintains historical data
• Open Source: GPLv3 licensed

🛠️ Technical Implementation

📦 Dependencies

# Required package
pip install aiohttp

🔧 Usage

# Run the script
python scraper.py

The script automatically:

• Uses today’s date
• Checks up to all pages (configurable)
• Saves results to unique_leech_mirror_links.txt

🌟 Example Output

Here’s a sample of the collected links (Last updated: 2025-06-17 01:52:20 UTC):

- https://t.me/jetmirror
- https://t.me/KristyXLeech
- https://t.me/GautamS_Mirror
- https://t.me/WZML_X
- https://t.me/MrUnknown114
- https://t.me/AJxMirror_Leech_bot_01
- https://t.me/DhruvMirrorUpdates
- https://t.me/Yaichi_Anime
- https://t.me/TamilGram_Official
- https://t.me/srilinks4k_In
- https://t.me/asifalex
- https://t.me/sachin_769
- https://t.me/HeyHeartBeat
- https://t.me/djpreetXBot
- https://t.me/DhruvMirrorPremium
- https://telegram.me/KPSBots
- https://t.me/Team_HDT
- http://t.me/hellohoneybunnyy
- https://t.me/JUPITERxTG
- https://t.me/botdownloadall

🔐 Security & Best Practices

1. Rate Limiting:
   • Implements delays between requests
   • Respects server resources
2. Error Handling:
   • Graceful handling of 404 errors
   • Logging of failed requests
3. Data Validation:
   • Verification of link format
   • Duplicate checking

📚 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! You can help by:

• Reporting bugs
• Suggesting features
• Improving documentation
• Submitting pull requests

📜 License

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.

🔗 Links

• GitHub Repository: github/fr0stb1rd/Up-To-Date Leech Mirror Groups
• GitLab Repository: gitlab/fr0stb1rd/Up-To-Date Leech Mirror Groups
• Blog Post: fr0stb1rd.gitlab.io

🎯 Conclusion

This project demonstrates how automation can be used to maintain up-to-date information about Telegram groups. By leveraging GitHub Actions and Python’s async capabilities, we’ve created a system that requires minimal maintenance while providing valuable data to the community.

Remember to use this tool responsibly and respect the terms of service of all platforms involved.