import telebot #Connect the Telebot library - for working with Telegram

from telebot import types #add-ons connected

import config #We connected the Config library, with which we can store the token not in the program code;) but in the config.py file. Important: this file must be in the same directory as the code!

bot = telebot.TeleBot (config.token) # Connect a token

@bot.message_handler (commands = ['number']) # Announced a branch to work on the <strong> number </strong> command

def phone (message):

    keyboard = types.ReplyKeyboardMarkup (row_width = 1, resize_keyboard = True) # Connect the keyboard

    button_phone = types.KeyboardButton (text = "Send phone", request_contact = True) # Specify the name of the button that the user will see

    keyboard.add (button_phone) #Add this button

    bot.send_message (message.chat.id, 'Phone number', reply_markup = keyboard) # Duplicate with a message that the user will now send his phone number to the bot (just in case, but this is not necessary)

@bot.message_handler (content_types = ['contact']) # Announced a branch in which we prescribe logic in case the user decides to send a phone number :)

def contact (message):

    if message.contact is not None: # If the sent object <strong> contact </strong> is not zero

        print (message.contact) # We display the contact information in our panel. But in general, you can save them, or do something else, for example.