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telegram-rpc-bot

v0.1.1

Published

Remote run sh scripts. One script per chat(no script - nothing to run)

Downloads

9

Readme

#Info Remote run sh scripts. One script per chat(no script - nothing to run)

Run in you js/ts code

yarn add telegram-rpc-bot

const { RPCBot } = require('telegram-rpc-bot')
const rpcBot = new RPCBot({ token: '{{your_bot_token}}' });

#Standalone run

  1. Copy standalone-bot.js and config.json .
  2. Paste your bot-token in config.json
  3. Run: node standalone-bot.js

Create new bot in @BotFather and paste your token. Don`t forget to disable privacy mode in @BotFather (to allow bot read messages, not only slash command)

Use

  1. Add bot to the chat you want to use.
  2. Type /getChatId and bot reply you id of this chat.
  3. Create executable script chat_{{CHAT_ID}}.sh with content:
    echo 'Hello' $1 
  4. Test: type in the chat @your_bot_name {{some_string}}, bot reply you Hello {{somestring}}.
  5. Change content of script what you need.
  6. Profit!