Actual Telegram bot API JS implementation
- npm:
npm install --save tgapi - yarn:
yarn add tgapi
In order to send requests to API, we need to create the Bot instance.
The Bot is an object that contains all bot API methods.
Each bot API method returns a promise, on successful execution of which the
result will be the response object of the API server
described in the documentation.
In this example, we call getMe and sendPhoto methods:
const { Bot } = require('tgapi')
const fs = require('fs')
const bot = new Bot('<your bot token>')
bot
.getMe()
.then(console.log)
// { ok: true,
// result: {
// id: 12345,
// is_bot: true,
// first_name: "My awesome bot",
// username: "myawesomebot" } }
const chat_id = 100500
const photo = fs.createReadStream('./path/to/photo.jpg')
bot
.sendPhoto({ chat_id, photo })
.then(console.log)
// { ok: true, result: { Message object } }
bot
.sendPhoto({
chat_id,
photo: fs.createReadStream('./path/to/photo.jpg'),
})
.then(console.log)
// { ok: true, result: { Message object } }Etc. for all other methods.
Telegram requires serializing some parameters of methods. You do not need to do this, because this is done automatically.
// All options are optioal
const polling = bot.polling({
limit: 50,
timeout: 60,
allowedUpdates: [ ... ],
})
polling.on('update', update => { ... })
polling.on('message', message => { ... })
polling.on('error', error => { ... })const { from } = require('most')
const updates$ = from(polling)
const messages$ = updates$
.map(update => update.message)
.filter(Boolean)
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