Nodeogram is a simple yet complete Node.JS module for Telegram bots.
- Not a wrapper. Nodeogram takes the Telegram API to the next level and allows you to create your bots while handling all the boring stuff for you
- Complete. Nodeogram features all of the most recent API updates and is designed not to block you from using right away the not yet implemented ones
- Promises. The entire library is promise-based
- Event based. Nodeogram provides an event-based handling of updates, allowing you to interact more easily with messages, commands, callback and inline queries.
- Webhooks. Don't want to fetch updates? No problem, just start hosting a webhook! Don't like webhooks either? You can still provide updates manually!
Nodeogram is an open-source project available on GitHub and npm.
First, you'll need to install the module
npm i --save nodeogram
Once the package is installed, you can start working on your bot.
const nodeogram = require('nodeogram'),
bot = new nodeogram.Bot('your-token-goes-here');
bot.init();
bot.on('message', message => {
var keyboard = new Keyboard([], {one_time_keyboard: true});
keyboard.addButton(0, 0, "Girl");
keyboard.addButton(0, 1, "Boy");
message.reply("Are you a boy? Or ar you a girl?", {reply_markup: keyboard});
});
bot.command('echo', 'Echoes your voice', false, (args, message) => {
if (args[0] != '') message.reply(args.join(' '), {});
});
bot.on('inline_query', (query) => {
query.answer([new nodeogram.InlineQueryResultArticle(
'id',
'Here\'s an article',
{
message_text: 'This is the message that will be sent'
},
{
description: 'This is the description'
}
)])
});
// There's more, just check out the documentation!
And you are done. You can see more extensive examples in the library overview
Please refer to the Nodeogram documentation
Please refer to the Nodeogram documentation
Nodeogram - A Node.JS Telegram bots API library
Copyright (C) 2016 Alberto Coscia <[email protected]>
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