| .github/workflows | ||
| ChatAvatarSetter | ||
| DeepLinksBot | ||
| FilesLoaderBot | ||
| ForwardInfoSenderBot | ||
| FSMBot | ||
| GetMeBot | ||
| gradle/wrapper | ||
| HelloBot | ||
| KeyboardsBot | ||
| LiveLocationsBot | ||
| NativeRandomFileSenderBot | ||
| RandomFileSenderBot | ||
| ResenderBot | ||
| RightsChangerBot | ||
| SlotMachineDetectorBot | ||
| StickerInfoBot | ||
| StickerSetHandler | ||
| TopicsHandling | ||
| UserChatShared | ||
| WebApp | ||
| .gitignore | ||
| build.gradle | ||
| gradle.properties | ||
| gradlew | ||
| gradlew.bat | ||
| LICENSE | ||
| README.md | ||
| renovate.json | ||
| settings.gradle | ||
TelegramBotAPI-examples
This repository contains several examples of simple bots which are using TelegramBotAPI
How to use this repository
This repository contains several important things:
- Example subprojects
- Commits
- Structure
Example subproject
Each example subproject contains information about how to run this example and what is it doing. Usually, it is some simple thing like sending "hello" message to the user which wrote to the bot.
Commits
Commits can contains some things like migration onto new version (especially it is actual for major version changes), updates according to the new features in versions and different other things which usually more important in context of history or changes between library version
Structure
Structure of this repository fully representative (it is the reason why this repo contains multiplatform subprojects) and you can use it as some template (but I am strongly recommend you to use my TelegramBot template or Multiplatform Project template)