Telegram bot (on-the fly server) dialog tester
$ naif telegram
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NaifJs, simple state-machine based dialog manager
version: 0.46.1, author: [email protected]
Telegram bot (on-the fly server) dialog tester:
A single specified dialog run on the instant messaging app.
To test multimedia chat interaction, with multiple users at once.
Usage:
naif test telegram
naif telegram
--token=<your telegram bot token id>
--dir=<directory path>
Dialog units directory path
--start=<unit.state>
Initial dialog stateid in format "unit.state"
[--chatids=<chatid1,chatid2,...>]
list of telegram chat ids (comma separated, no blanks)
[--logfile=<path/filename>]
Log filename with directory path
[--sessionsfile=<path/filename>]
Sessions filename with directory path
Examples:
naif telegram --token=YOUR_TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN \
--dir=examples/yourApp \
--start=yourDialogUnit.startState \
--chatids=123456789,923465768,228765452 \
--logfile=/dev/stdout \
--sessionsfile=yourApp/sessions.json
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figure 2: using naif telegram. On backgrond the terminal. On the right the telegram bot running a dialog |