Awesome Bot

Documentation

A framework to build in an easy way your own Telegram bots. More information here. Official API here.

This framework is based in telegram-bot library to communicate with the API.

Usage

This framework/library is available in crates.io. Just add this to your Cargo.toml dependencies:

[dependencies] awesome-bot = "0.1.0"

Example

Here is a simple example (download in examples/simple.rs).

``` rust extern crate awesome_bot;

use awesome_bot::*;

fn echohandler(bot: &AwesomeBot, msg: &Message, _: String, args: Vec) { // We can access safely because the pattern match have that argument mandatory let toecho = &args[1]; let phrase = format!("Echoed: {}", toecho); // Send the text in a beauty way :) let sended = bot.answer(msg).text(&phrase).end(); println!("{:?}", sended); }

fn main() { // Create the Awesome Bot (You need TELEGRAMBOTTOKEN environment with the token) let mut bot = AwesomeBot::fromenv("TELEGRAMBOT_TOKEN"); // Add a command, this will add the routing to that function. bot.command("echo (.+)", echohandler);

// Start the bot with getUpdates
let res = bot.simple_start();
if let Err(e) = res {
    println!("An error occurred: {}", e);
}

} ```

In the examples folder are more code:

• examples/simple.rs: An echo example, really simple.
• examples/complete.rs: An example that have all (I think, probably not all, but almost all) features of awesome-bot, it's a big example ;-)

Note: To execute examples/complete.rs with all the features, you will need to add some test files that the bot will send, this files are: files/test.{jpg, mp3, mp4, pdf, webp} for image, audio/voice, video, document and sticker

Collaboration

All help are welcome! Open issues, open PR of code or documentation, make suggestions, tell me that my rust sucks (and why), what you want :)

You can contact me in telegram.