Telegramper

A new iteration is coming

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It is framework similar to a ASP.Net Core. Framework contains services, middlewares, configuration, controllers(executors) and other.

The framework is under development, so unexpected errors, changes in functionality, and names are possible! I would be grateful if you could report any bugs or functionality you need.

Installation

To install the framework, you can use NuGet.org https://www.nuget.org/packages/Telegramper.

Learn more about the framework

1. About UpdateContext (similar to HttpContext)
2. Configuration bot in Program.cs (Services, Middlewares, etc.)
3. Executors and attributes
4. Session

Chapters coming soon

• Dialog (comleted, documentation in process)
• Examples of projects written on the Telegramper framework

Donates

If you want to support to me, you can do it send me a crypto: BNB Smart Chain 0x0aB4b9A02bcaF822c3AeA91bc566aEA4194e1cEF

Quick start

internal class Program
{
   static void Main(string[] args)
   {
       var builder = new BotApplicationBuilder();
       builder.ConfigureApiKey("your api key");
       builder.ReceiverOptions.ConfigureAllowedUpdates(UpdateType.Message, UpdateType.CallbackQuery); // default is UpdateType.Message
       builder.Services.AddExecutors(); // identical to the controller in ASP.Net Core
   
       var app = builder.Build();
       app.UseExecutors();
       app.RunPolling(); // webhooks are not implemented, but in the future you will be able to, for example, change polling to webhooks and vice versa
   }
}

public class BasicExecutor : Executor
{
    [TargetCommand] // identical to [TargetCommand("start")]
    public async Task Start()
    {
        var sender = UpdateContext.User.ToString();
        await Client.SendTextMessageAsync($"You are {sender}"); // send a text response
    }

    [TargetCommand("echo, command2")]
    [EmptyParameterSeparator] // remove separator, by default is space(" ")
    public async Task Echo(string phrase) // more about the parameters later 
    {
        await Client.SendTextMessageAsync(phrase);
    }
}