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jtelb

v1.1.11

Published

Jtelb is a special telegram bot framework based on telegrafjs that makes it close to web Node js project structure.

Downloads

5

Readme

Jtelb

Jtelb is a special telegram bot framework based on telegrafjs that makes some stuff auto and close to web Node js project structure.

Installation

npm install jtelb

Usage

require jtelb

const { bot } = require('jtelb')
bot.config_bot('bot token', 'welcome message')

if you are using nodemon

ignore local session file

jtelb_data.json should ignore if you are using nodemon

add --ignore jtelb_data.json for start command like this:

"start": "nodemon index.js --ignore jtelb_data.json",

start bot start bot to generate directories for you => npm start => folders will generate automaticly for you

/bot_app

  • all the folders and files will generate inside /bot_app and your bot application is here it's because that you can add telegram bot to your nodejs web application

/functions

  • you can define your functions and functions directory so you can use them in replies
module.exports = new class sample_function {
    sample(ctx) {
        ctx.reply('this is functions answer!!')
    }
    
    answer_me(){
        ctx.reply('this is your answer')
    }
}

/keyboard

  • you can define your both simple keyboards and inline keyboards in a same way in this file like this sample
  • => after define you have to export that
main_keyboard = [
    ['Hello world!'],
    ['ُSend several answers'],
    ['Change keyboard', 'Inline keyboard'],
    ['Answer by function'],
    ['About Jtelb'],
]

get keyboards list in your development

const { keyboard_list } = require('jtelb');

keyboard make function

const { key_make } = require('jtelb')

function sample_function(ctx, next) {
    let keyboard = key_make('keyboard name')
    ctx.reply('change keyboard for example', keyboard.reply())
    next();
}

/middleware

  • you can define your middlewares here like this:
function sample_middleware(ctx, next) {   
    ctx.reply('middleware is working! ' + ctx.from.username) 
    next()
}

module.exports = {
    sample_middleware,
}
  • you should define function and export it

/reply

  • in reply directory you can define answers, a way of sending answers, sessions conditions and session that you want define after answer
  • look at this following example:
module.exports.main_keyboard_replyes = {
    "intered text": [ 
        [
          'session',
          "answer", /* you can put fun. before that and call your function */
          'next keyboard name',  /* you can put inline. before that to make it inline keyboard */
          'next session' /* it can be anything you like */
        ] 
    ],
}

** ask us your questions in telegram group: **

https://t.me/jtelb

@jtelb

Github repository

https://github.com/onlineabedini/jtelb/

npm

https://www.npmjs.com/package/jtelb