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telegram-sender

v1.0.2

Published

_by the [#sathoshiengineeringcrew](https://satoshiengineering.com/)_

Downloads

102

Readme

TelegramSender

by the #sathoshiengineeringcrew

MIT License Badge

Telegram Sender is a helper class designed to send messages to a Telegram chat via a bot. It simplifies the process of integrating Telegram messaging into applications by utilizing the Telegram API.

Overview

  • Sends messages to a specified Telegram chat
  • Uses Axios for API requests
  • Allows configuration of bot token, chat ID, message prefix, and maximum message length

Installation

npm i telegram-sender

Usage

First you need to create a bot and invite it to a Telegram chat according to Telegram's Bot FAQs

import TelegramSender from 'telegram-sender'

const telegramSender = new TelegramSender({
  token: 'YOUR_BOT_TOKEN',
  defaultChatId: 'TARGET_CHAT_ID',
  messagePrefix: 'Optional Prefix', // optional, will get prepended to every message: '[Optional Prefix]'
  messageMaxLength: 200, // default 500, longer messages will get truncated and marked with '(Message Truncated)'
})

const code = await telegramSender.sendMessage{{
  message: 'This message will be sent to your group.',
  chatId: 'ID_OF_THE_TARGET_CHAT', // optional, if you want to override the defaultChatId
}}

The sendMessage method returns 0 on success and 1 on error.

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