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1.4.0 JSX and Analytics!

September 21, 2022 · One min read

Vitali Haradkou

Maintainer of Telegraph

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:

example.ts
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

1.3.0 is here!

August 18, 2022 · One min read

Vitali Haradkou

Maintainer of Telegraph

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:

example.ts
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();