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ymlr-telegram

v1.2.6-alpha.2

Published

Support telegram bot to send message, listen, hears...

Downloads

305

Readme

ymlr-telegram

Support telegram API via telegraf librarry

Features:

  1. Send a text message via telegram bot
  2. Send a photo via telegram bot
  3. Send a document via telegram bot
  4. Send a sticker via telegram bot
  5. Handle a telegram command (/start, /help ...)
  6. Handle a text in the chat
  7. Handle events in the telegram

Tag details

| Tags | Description | |---|---| | ymlr-telegram | Declare a global telegram bot which is reused in the others | | ymlr-telegram'action | Handle callback in inline keyboard | | ymlr-telegram'command | Handle command in chat. Example: "/start", "/custom" ... | | ymlr-telegram'hears | It's trigged when text in the chat is matched in the "text" property | | ymlr-telegram'on | Listen events directly from telegram. Example: "sticker", "text"... | | ymlr-telegram'send | Send/Edit/Reply a message in telegram | | ymlr-telegram'send | Send/Edit/Reply a message in telegram | | ymlr-telegram'send | Send/Edit/Reply a message in telegram | | ymlr-telegram'sendDocument | Send a document file in telegram | | ymlr-telegram'sendMediaGroup | Send a photo in telegram | | ymlr-telegram'sendPhoto | Send a photo in telegram | | ymlr-telegram'sendSticker | Send a photo in telegram |

ymlr-telegram

Declare a global telegram bot which is reused in the others

Example:

  - ymlr-telegram:
      token: ${BOT_TOKEN}
      runs:
        - name: Send a hi message
          ymlr-telegram'send:
            chatID: ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID}
            # chatIDs:
            #  - ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID_1}
            #  - ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID_2}
            text: Hi there

        - name: Handle custom command
          ymlr-telegram'command:
            name: custom           # /custom
            runs:
              - echo: ${ $parentState.botCtx.message.text }

        - name: Handle when user say hi
          ymlr-telegram'hears:
            text: Hi
            runs:
              - echo: ${ $parentState.botCtx.message.text }

ymlr-telegram'action

Handle callback in inline keyboard

Example:

  - name: Handle inline keyboard when user pick one
    ymlr-telegram'action:
      token: ${BOT_TOKEN}
      name: callback
      runs:
        # $parentState.botCtx: is ref to telegraf in https://www.npmjs.com/package/telegraf
        - vars:
            callbackData: ${$parentState.botCtx.update.callback_query.data}   # => VN/US
        - echo: ${ $vars.callbackData }
        - exec'js: |
            $parentState.botCtx.reply('Picked ' + $vars.callbackData)

        - stop:                         # Stop bot here

  - ymlr-telegram'send:
      token: ${BOT_TOKEN}
      chatID: ${CHAT_ID}
      text: Send a message to help users to choose a language
      opts:
        reply_markup:
          one_time_keyboard: true
          inline_keyboard:
            -
              - text: VietNam
                callback_data: VN
              - text: US
                callback_data: US

ymlr-telegram'command

Handle command in chat. Example: "/start", "/custom" ...

Example:

  - name: Handle custom command
    ymlr-telegram'command:
      token: ${BOT_TOKEN}
      name: custom           # /custom
      runs:
        # $parentState.botCtx: is ref to telegraf in https://www.npmjs.com/package/telegraf
        - vars:
            message: ${ $parentState.botCtx.message.text }
        - echo: ${ $vars.message }
        - exec'js: |
            $parentState.botCtx.reply('This is custom command')

        - stop:                         # Stop bot here

ymlr-telegram'hears

It's trigged when text in the chat is matched in the "text" property

Example:

  - name: User say hi
    ymlr-telegram'hears:
      token: ${BOT_TOKEN}
      text: Hi
      runs:
        # $parentState.botCtx: is ref to telegraf in https://www.npmjs.com/package/telegraf
        - vars:
            message: ${$parentState.botCtx.message.text}
        - echo: ${ $vars.message }
        - exec'js: |
            $parentState.botCtx.reply('Hi there')

        - stop:                         # Stop bot here

ymlr-telegram'on

Listen events directly from telegram. Example: "sticker", "text"...

Example:

  - name: Handle text in the chat
    ymlr-telegram'on:
      token: ${BOT_TOKEN}
      filter: text
      runs:
        # $parentState.botCtx: is ref to telegraf in https://www.npmjs.com/package/telegraf
        - vars:
            message: ${$parentState.botCtx.message.text}
        - echo: ${ $vars.message }
        - exec'js: |
            $parentState.botCtx.reply('Hi there')

        - stop:                         # Stop bot here

ymlr-telegram'send

Send/Edit/Reply a message in telegram

Example:

  - ymlr-telegram'pin:
      token: ${BOT_TOKEN}
      chatID: ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID}
      messageID: ${ $vars.messageID }

ymlr-telegram'send

Send/Edit/Reply a message in telegram

Example:

  - ymlr-telegram'unpin:
      token: ${BOT_TOKEN}
      chatID: ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID}
      messageID: ${ $vars.messageID } # message is not specific then unpin all message in the chat

ymlr-telegram'send

Send/Edit/Reply a message in telegram

Example:

  - ymlr-telegram'send:
      token: ${BOT_TOKEN}
      chatID: ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID}
      # chatIDs:
      #  - ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID_1}
      #  - ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID_2}
      text: Hi there
      opts:
        parse_mode: MarkdownV2  # Send text with markdown format
        reply_markup:
          inline_keyboard:
            - - text: Button 1
                callback_data: ACTION_1
              - text: Button 2
                callback_data: ACTION_2

Reuse bot in the ymlr-telegram

  - ymlr-telegram:
      token: ${BOT_TOKEN}
      runs:
        - ymlr-telegram'send:
            chatID: ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID}
            text: Hi there
            vars:
              messageID: ${this.result.message_id}

Edit a message

  - ymlr-telegram'send:
      token: ${BOT_TOKEN}
      editMessageID: ${ $vars.messageID }        # Message ID to edit
      chatID: ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID}
      text: Hi again

Remove a message

  - ymlr-telegram'send:
      token: ${BOT_TOKEN}
      removeMessageID: ${ $vars.messageID }      # Message ID to remove
      chatID: ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID}

Reply a message

  - ymlr-telegram'send:
      token: ${BOT_TOKEN}
      replyMessageID: ${ $vars.messageID }       # Message ID to reply
      chatID: ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID}
      text: Hi again

ymlr-telegram'sendDocument

Send a document file in telegram

Example:

  - ymlr-telegram'sendDocument:
      token: ${BOT_TOKEN}
      chatID: ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID}
      # chatIDs:
      #  - ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID_1}
      #  - ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID_2}
      file: http://.../README.md                # "file" is a path of local file or a URL
      caption: This is a image caption          # File caption

Reuse bot in the ymlr-telegram

  - ymlr-telegram:
      token: ${BOT_TOKEN}
      runs:
        - ymlr-telegram'sendDocument:
            chatID: ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID}
            file: http://.../README.md          # "file" is a path of local file or a URL
            caption: This is a image caption    # File caption

ymlr-telegram'sendMediaGroup

Send a photo in telegram

Example:

  - ymlr-telegram'sendMediaGroup:
      token: ${BOT_TOKEN}
      chatID: ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID}
      # chatIDs:
      #  - ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID_1}
      #  - ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID_2}
      data:
        - media: http://.../image1.jpg               # "file" is a path of local file or a URL
          caption: This is a image caption           # File caption
          type: photo                                # File type must in [ photo, document, audio, video ]
          filename: image.jpg                        # File name
        - media: http://.../image2.jpg
          caption: This is a image caption
          type: photo

Reuse bot in the ymlr-telegram

  - ymlr-telegram:
      token: ${BOT_TOKEN}
      runs:
        - ymlr-telegram'sendMediaGroup:
            chatID: ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID}
            data:
              - media: http://.../image.jpg                # "file" is a path of local file or a URL
                caption: This is a image caption           # File caption
                type: photo                                # File type must in [ photo, document, audio, video ]
                filename: image.jpg                        # File name
                mediaOpts:
                  parse_mode: MarkdownV2

ymlr-telegram'sendPhoto

Send a photo in telegram

Example:

  - ymlr-telegram'sendPhoto:
      token: ${BOT_TOKEN}
      chatID: ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID}
      # chatIDs:
      #  - ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID_1}
      #  - ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID_2}
      file: http://.../image.jpg                # "file" is a path of local file or a URL
      caption: This is a image caption          # File caption
      filename: image.jpg                       # File name

Reuse bot in the ymlr-telegram

  - ymlr-telegram:
      token: ${BOT_TOKEN}
      runs:
        - ymlr-telegram'sendPhoto:
            chatID: ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID}
            file: /tmp/image.jpg                # "file" is a path of local file or a URL
            caption: This is a image caption    # File caption
            filename: image.jpg                 # File name

ymlr-telegram'sendSticker

Send a photo in telegram

Example:

  - ymlr-telegram'sendSticker:
      token: ${BOT_TOKEN}
      chatID: ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID}
      # chatIDs:
      #  - ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID_1}
      #  - ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID_2}
      sticker: http://.../image.jpg             # "file" is a character, path of local file or a URL
      caption: This is a image caption          # File caption

Reuse bot in the ymlr-telegram

  - ymlr-telegram:
      token: ${BOT_TOKEN}
      runs:
        - ymlr-telegram'sendSticker:
            chatID: ${TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID}
            sticker: /tmp/image.jpg             # "file" is a character, path of local file or a URL
            caption: This is a image caption    # File caption

Have fun :)