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A Node.js module for generating random user accounts and sending data to Telegram.
This is a Node.js module that provides functionality for generating random user accounts and sending data to Telegram. It can be used in various applications where random user data is needed.
To install the module, use npm:
npm install my-node-module
After installing the module, you can require it in your application:
import { generateAccount, sendToTelegram } from 'my-node-module';
// Generate a random account
const account = generateAccount();
console.log(account);
// Send data to Telegram
sendToTelegram('Your message here');
generateAccount()Generates a random user account with the following properties:
sendToTelegram(message)Sends a message to a specified Telegram chat using the bot API. Make sure to set the TELEGRAM_TOKEN and TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID environment variables.
To use the Telegram functionality, you need to set the following environment variables:
TELEGRAM_TOKEN: Your Telegram bot token.TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID: The chat ID where messages will be sent.This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
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A Node.js module for generating random user accounts and sending data to Telegram.
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