ggram

• Index

Examples

• _micro_tricks.lua
• co_reply.lua
• echo.lua
• inline_keyboard.lua
• middlewares.lua
• send_multipart.lua

Modules

• deferred
• ggram
• lua.ggram.request

Classes

• Bot
• Context
• Reply

Topics

• readme
• development_tips
• making_extensions
• running_within_garrysmod
• troubleshooting
• understanding_things

_micro_tricks.lua

-- useful tricks to run bots more easily

local ggram = require("ggram")

GLOBAL_BOT = ggram("123456789:QWERTYUIOPASDFGHJKLZXCVBNM")

local bot = GLOBAL_BOT -- I recommend creating global bot objects for large bots: BOT_VAR = ggram("token")
local chat_id = 123456 -- you can find this via @jsonson_bot

-- Sending a message from a bot out of context
do
	-- P.S. These are similar entries
	-- .html is an alias for .text("txt", "html")
	bot.reply(chat_id).text("<b>Bold text</b> sent out of context", "html")
	bot.reply(chat_id).html("<b>Bold text</b> sent out of context")

	bot.reply(chat_id)
		.keyboard({{"Text Button 1", "Button 2"}}) -- buttons https://core.telegram.org/bots#keyboards
		.selective()
		.markdown("*Bold* text with which buttons appear at the bottom of the chat")
end

-- Adding a non-existent method
-- do
	-- moved to the info file:
	-- /info/making_extensions.md
-- end

-- Specifying an unsupported parameter in reply
do
	bot.reply(chat_id).setParameter("protect_content", true).text("Message that cannot be forwarded")
end

ggram.idle()