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github.com/bots-go-framework/bots-fw
A Go language framework to develop bots for messengers.
Developed & shared by Sneat-co & Strongo teams with usage of dalgo library.
Reasons to use:
- help with code coverage
needed.
func InitBot(httpRouter HttpRouter, botHost bots.BotHost, appContext common.DebtsTrackerAppContext) {
driver := bots.NewBotDriver( // Orchestrate requests to appropriate handlers
bots.AnalyticsSettings{GaTrackingID: common.GA_TRACKING_ID}, // TODO: Refactor to list of analytics providers
appContext, // Holds User entity kind name, translator, etc.
botHost, // Defines how to create context.Context, HttpClient, DB, etc...
"Please report any issues to @DebtsTrackerGroup", // Is it wrong place? Router has similar.
)
driver.RegisterWebhookHandlers(httpRouter, "/bot",
telegram.NewTelegramWebhookHandler(
telegramBotsWithRouter, // Maps of bots by code, language, token, etc...
newTranslator, // Creates translator that gets a context.Context (for logging purpose)
),
viber.NewViberWebhookHandler(
viber.Bots,
newTranslator,
),
fbm.NewFbmWebhookHandler(
fbm.Bots,
newTranslator,
),
)
}
The best way to learn is to see examples of usage. Here is few:
We would be happy to place a link to your example / bot that is implemented using this framework.
You can use any Bot API library by implementing couple of simple interface but the framework comes with few buildins:
We are building a cross-table of features supported by different bot APIs.
Thanks to dalgo library the framework can work with different databases. The Db structure is described in README-DB.md.
There are no articles about the Strongo Bots Framework just yet. Send us a link if you find such.
Licensed under Apache 2.0 license
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