A convenient Telegram Bot API framework.

Add this to your application's shard.yml:

dependencies:
  tele:
    github: vladfaust/tele.cr
    version: ~> 0.1.4

require "tele"

class Start < Tele::Handlers::Message
  def call
    send_message(
      text: "Hello, <b>#{message.from.not_nil!.first_name}</b>!",
      parse_mode: "HTML",
    )
  end
end

class ExampleBot < Tele::Bot
  @@name = "ExampleBot"

  def handle(update)
    if message = update.message
      Start
    end
  end
end

bot = ExampleBot.new("BOT_API_TOKEN", 5000, Logger.new(STDOUT))
bot.set_webhook(URI.new(scheme: "https", host: "example.com"))
bot.listen

# => ExampleBot @ using Tele v0.1.0 by @vladfaust
# => ExampleBot @ webhook set to https://example.com
# => ExampleBot @ listening on port 5000
# => ExampleBot @ incoming text message from user @vladfaust (id 42): "/start"
# => ExampleBot @ handled in 594.0µs

See example/ for a full-featured example implementation.

I love Crystal because if it compiles it means the program will definitely work. This reduces the amount of tests to be written. I personally write tests for SQL queries only. 😄

So there are no any tests for Tele at the moment.

• Inline queries
• Sending files
• Downloading files
• Multiple requests in one handler
• Broadcasting with Tele::Broadcast
• HTTP Client pooling
• Asynchronous requests
• User state
• I18n
• getUpdates

• Stickers
• Payments
• Games

• soundmemesbot

1. Create an issue
2. Fork it https://github.com/vladfaust/tele/fork
3. Make it git checkout -b issue-42
4. Do it git commit -am "feat: my feature\n\nFixes #42" (see Commit Message Conventions*)
5. Makes us git push origin issue-42
6. Better create a new Pull Request

* Please use these types: feat for new features, fix for bugfixes, ref for code refactoring, doc for documentation improvements, typo for fixing typos. Refer to this commit for a good example.

• @vladfaust Vlad Faust - creator, maintainer