* docs: Create new CODING_GUIDELINES doc Rids excess contribution instructions from other packages Adds AGENTS.md file for the AI overlords Rids unused templates Updates ADD_NEW_EXCHANGE.md with minor fixes * docs: Fix linter issues and minor adjustments based on Copilot feedback * docs: Update coding guidelines for API parameters and testing practices * docs: Remove redundant GoDoc references Adds copilot-instructions.md * docs: Update CODING_GUIDELINES with export recommendations and test commentary * docs: Fix formatting inconsistencies in ADD_NEW_EXCHANGE.md links * docs: Update struct naming conventions for request and response types * docs: Improve clarity and consistency in ADD_NEW_EXCHANGE.md and CODING_GUIDELINES.md * refactor: Simplify error handling in QueryOrder method
GoCryptoTrader package Telegram
This telegram package is part of the GoCryptoTrader codebase.
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Telegram Communications package
What is telegram?
- Telegram is a cloud-based instant messaging and voice over IP service developed by Telegram Messenger LLP
- Please visit: Telegram for more information
Current Features
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Creation of bot that can retrieve
- Bot status
How to enable
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See the individual package example below. NOTE: For privacy considerations, it's not possible to directly request a user's ID through the Telegram Bot API unless the user interacts first. The user must message the bot directly. This allows the bot to identify and save the user's ID. If this wasn't set initially, the user's ID will be stored by this package following a successful authentication when any supported command is issued.
import ( "github.com/thrasher-corp/gocryptotrader/communications/base" "github.com/thrasher-corp/gocryptotrader/communications/telegram" ) t := new(telegram.Telegram) // Define Telegram configuration commsConfig := &base.CommunicationsConfig{ TelegramConfig: base.TelegramConfig{ Name: "Telegram", Enabled: true, Verbose: false, VerificationToken: "token", AuthorisedClients: map[string]int64{"pepe": 0}, // 0 represents a placeholder for the user's ID, see note above for more info. }, } t.Setup(commsConfig) err := t.Connect // Handle error -
Once the bot has started you can interact with the bot using these commands via Telegram:
/start - Will authenticate your ID
/status - Displays the status of the bot
/help - Displays current command list
Donations
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