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The new telegraph component was landed and available on npm.js site.

analytics​

This components listen any chat iteraction with user and emits events with analytics prefix.

Analytics components also defines PluginAPI to write a custom extensions for analytics. See docs how to work with plugins.

Installation:

npm i @tlgr/analytics

How it works:

import { Analytics } from "@tlgr/analytics";
import { Console } from "@tlgr/analytics/plugins";
import { Telegraf } from "telegraf";

const bot = new Telegraf("<API TOKEN>");

const analytics = new Analytics(bot, new Console());

analytics.enable(true); // true - launch imidiately
bot.start((ctx) => {
  // send message
  ctx.reply(/** reply message */);
});

// fires event with start command, and reply text as param.

JSX support for fmt package.​

For now, when you want to reply message, you can use JSX markup. See docs how to enable JSX support

Full Changelog available at link: https://github.com/vitalics/Telegraph/blob/main/releases/v1.4.0.md

Version 1.2 was missed due to releasing issue.

The new telegraph component was landed and available on npm.js site.

fmt​

This is not actually a "component" but it includes helpful formatting

Installation:

npm i @tlgr/fmt

How it works:

import { fmt, bold } from "@tlgr/fmt";
import { Telegraf } from "telegraf";

const bot = new Telegraf("<API TOKEN>");

bot.start((ctx) => {
  // send message
  ctx.reply(...fmt(`Hello with ${bold("bold")} message`)); // hello with bold message
});

bot.launch();

Full Changelog available at link: https://github.com/vitalics/Telegraph/blob/main/releases/v1.3.0.md

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