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telegraf-test

v1.2.1

Published

Telegraf Test - Simple Test ToolKit of Telegram Bots

Downloads

72

Readme

Telegraf Test

Travis Downloads Node Version XO code style

Telegraf Test - Simple Test ToolKit of Telegram Bots

Features

  • Telegram bot api server emulator.
  • Compatible with Telegraf <3.
  • Compatible with Mocha e others test framework.
  • Send message, inline query and callback query.
  • Work in local network.
  • Offline

Installation

Module available through the npm registry. It can be installed using the npm or yarn command line tool.

# Yarn (Recomend)
yarn add telegraf-test
# NPM 
npm install telegraf-test --save

Example

const Telegraf = require('telegraf')
const TelegrafTest = require('telegraf-test')

const port = 3000
const secretPath = 'secret-path'

const bot = new Telegraf('ABCD:1234567890')
const test = new TelegrafTest({
	url: `http://127.0.0.1:${port}/${secretPath}`
})

test.setUser({
	id: 1234,
	username: '@TiagoEDGE'
	// ...//
}) /* Return {
	id: 1234,
	is_bot: false,
	first_name: 'FIST-NAME',
	last_name: '',
	username: '@TiagoEDGE',
	language_code: 'en-US'
} */

bot.hears(/ping/i, ctx => {
	ctx.reply('Pong!')
})

bot.startWebhook(`/${secretPath}`, null, port)

test.sendMessageWithText('/ping')
	.then(res => {
		console.log(res.data)
		// { method: 'sendMessage', chat_id: 1234567890, text: 'Pong!' }
	})
	.catch(error => {
		console.error(error)
	})

Documentation

Options of Class TelegrafTest({options})

  • url - String

Webhook url of your bot. Default value: http://127.0.0.1:3000/secret-path

  • axios - Object

Config/option of Axios. Default value: {headers: {'content-type': 'application/json'}, method: 'POST'}

  • port - Number

Server emulator port. Default value: 2000

  • token - String

Bot token. Default value: ABCD:1234567890

API

Set & Get Objects

Update id. Default value: Start in 0

Get Objects

  • getUser()
  • getChat()
  • getMessage()
  • getInlineQuery()
  • getCallbackQuery()
  • getUpdateId()
  • getWebhook()
  • getAllowedUpdates()

Send Requests

Return request of axios or false in updates ignored.

  • sendUpdate({params})
  • sendMessage({params})
  • sendMessageWithText(text: String, {params})
  • sendInlineQuery(query: String, {params})
  • sendCallbackQuery({params})
  • sendCallbackQueryWithData(data: String, {params})

[WIP] Web Server

Telegram Bot Api Server Emulator. Start with startServer().

  • startServer() - Return Express App Object

Support methods:

Using with a Test Framework

You create a test suite with Mocha and ExpectJS.

Example test.js:

const expect = require('expect.js')
describe('bot', function() {
	it('/ping', async function() {
		var r = await test.sendMessageWithText('/ping')
		expect(r.data.text).to.be.a('string')
		expect(r.data.text).to.contain('Pong!')
	})
})

Run with $ mocha --exit --timeout 100000

Using Debug

Set environment variables DEBUG=telgraf:test.

Tests

To run the test suite, first install the dependencies, then run test:

# Using Yarn
yarn test
# Using NPM
npm run test

Dependencies

Dev Dependencies

Contributors

Pull requests and stars are always welcome. For bugs and feature requests, please create an issue. List of all contributors.

License

MIT © Tiago Danin