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@apidog/multibot-sdk-ts
Advanced tools
Constructor config fields:
secret
- token from BotFather;apiUrl
- (for debug purposes only) forward traffic through proxies in countries with government blocking;Example:
import { Telegram } from '@apidog/multibot-sdk-ts';
// Create instance
const bot = new Telegram.Bot({
secret: '...', // secret key
});
bot.on(Telegram.MatchType.Message, ({ message, from, chat }) => {
bot.request('sendMessage', {
chat_id: chat.id,
text: `Hello, ${from.first_name}!`,
});
});
bot.startPolling();
List of available keyboards:
import { Telegram } from '@apidog/multibot-sdk-ts';
const kb = new Telegram.ReplyKeyboardBuilder();
const row = kb.addRow(); // add row
row.addButton(new Telegram.ReplyButton('Click me!'));
bot.request('sendMessage', {
// ...
reply_markup: kb.build(),
});
FAQs
Telegram and VK bot SDK for TypeScript
The npm package @apidog/multibot-sdk-ts receives a total of 18 weekly downloads. As such, @apidog/multibot-sdk-ts popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @apidog/multibot-sdk-ts demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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