A plain telegram listener based on GramJS
# npm
npm i plaintl
# yarn
yarn add plaintl
// esm
import { startSession, eventEmitter } from "plaintl"
// cjs
const { startSession, eventEmitter } = require("plaintl")
Listen to Requires events and then submit your values with emitter functions. (only for the first session)
eventEmitter
.on("RequiresPhoneNumber", (phoneNumberEmitter) => {
phoneNumberEmitter("+989990009999")
})
.on("RequiresPhoneCode", (phoneCodeEmitter) => {
phoneCodeEmitter("550055")
})
.on("RequiresPassword", (passwordEmitter) => {
passwordEmitter("password")
})
.on("RequiresFirstAndLastNames", (firstAndLastNamesEmitter) => {
firstAndLastNamesEmitter(["First name", "Last name"])
})
Preparing provider options.
Obtain
API_IDandAPI_HASHfrom here.
const providerOptions = {
apiId: "API_ID",
apiHash: "API_HASH",
forceSMS: false,
}
Start PlainTL session.
// async
const listener = await startSession(providerOptions)
// sync
startSession(providerOptions).then((listener) => {})
Listen to Telegram Update events.
listener.on("UpdateShortMessage", (event) => {
console.log(event)
})
# npm
npx plaintl
# github
npx github:dalirnet/plaintl
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A plain telegram listener
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