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remotepn

v1.0.8

Published

Looking for a way to prompt users for a string or OTP while running a server bash script or scheduled server code? Look no further than Remote Prompt Notification! This npm package sends a Telegram notification where users can respond, and the answer will

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Remote Prompt Notification

Looking for a way to prompt users for a string or OTP while running a server bash script or scheduled server code? Look no further than Remote Prompt Notification! This npm package sends a Telegram notification where users can respond, and the answer will be received by your script. Plus, it supports thumbs-up 👍 and thumbs-down 👎 emojis to output a "Y" or "N" string for easy interaction.

  • Lightweight (less than 10kb)
  • Zero external depedencies
  • Uses Telegram APIs with native node fetch

How to use it

  1. Create a BOT on Telegram with Bothfather and take note of the bot TOKEN
  2. Start a chat with your bot on Telegram (Important in order to allow the BOT to send messages to you)
  3. Retrieve your Telegram User ID in telegram by starting a chat with @userinfobot you will receive your user id number (eg. 101111333)

Bash / Shell

Command:

npx remotepn --telegramToken=6953209111:AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA --telegramUser=101111333 --message="How are you?"

Output: Message answer string or "Y"/"N" in case of thumbs-up or thumbs-down reaction.

Javascript / Typescript

npm i remotepn
import RemotePN from "remotepn";
const client = new RemotePN({
  telegramToken: "6953209111:AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA",
  telegramUser: 101111333,
});
const answer = await client.prompt("Hello World");
console.log(answer); // Message answer string or "Y"/"N" in case of thumbs-up or thumbs-down reaction.

Answering the prompt

You must reply directly to the message, rather than simply sending a message to the bot. Alternatively, you can use the thumbs-up or thumbs-down reaction.