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-vibe-coder-telegram

v1.0.0

Published

A CLI package that scaffolds a Telegram-based coding assistant into an existing Node.js project.

Downloads

139

Readme

package-vibe-coder-telegram

A CLI scaffolder that adds a Telegram-based coding assistant into an existing Node.js project.

Features

  • npx package-vibe-coder-telegram init
  • npx package-vibe-coder-telegram init my-project
  • Generates telegram/ folder with modular commands and utilities
  • Generates .env.example
  • Injects bot scripts into target package.json
  • Automatically installs required runtime dependencies
  • Includes error handling, timestamp logging, and VS Code file creation support

Installation

Use npx directly without installing globally:

npx package-vibe-coder-telegram init

Or generate into a target folder:

npx package-vibe-coder-telegram init my-project

Usage

Run the CLI in the target project directory:

cd existing-node-project
npx package-vibe-coder-telegram init

If you want to scaffold into another path:

npx package-vibe-coder-telegram init path/to/project

Generated bot commands

  • /ping — test bot online
  • /cmd <shell command> — execute command and return stdout/stderr
  • /new <relative/file/path> — create a file recursively and open it in VS Code

Required environment

Copy .env.example to .env and set values:

TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN=your_bot_token
ALLOWED_CHAT_ID=123456789
OPEN_EDITOR_COMMAND=code

Target package scripts

The initializer injects these scripts into the target package.json:

  • telegram:start
  • telegram:env

Publish to npm

  1. Update the version in package.json.
  2. Log in to npm:
npm login
  1. Publish the package:
npm publish --access public
  1. Verify the published package by running:
npx package-vibe-coder-telegram --help

Notes

  • The generated bot uses polling via node-telegram-bot-api.
  • /cmd and /new commands are restricted to ALLOWED_CHAT_ID for security.
  • OPEN_EDITOR_COMMAND defaults to code for VS Code integration.