Allows the operator to check whether the bot supports managed bots, create new managed bots via a keyboard button, and replace an existing managed bot's token. When a managed bot is created its token is sent back to the operator. The bot also demonstrates custom middleware and subcontext usage.

Arguments

Position	Value	Description
1	`BOT_TOKEN`	Telegram bot token

Optional arguments (any order after the token):

Value	Description
`debug`	Enable verbose debug logging
`testServer`	Connect to the Telegram test server instead of production

Bot Commands

Command	Description
`/canManageBots`	Check whether this bot has the ability to create managed bots
`/keyboard`	Send a reply keyboard with a Create managed bot button
`/replaceToken`	Replace the token of a managed bot (send as reply to the bot's token message)

Capabilities

Queries bot capabilities via getMe extended fields
Creates a managed child bot via the BotKeyboardButton with RequestBot type
Receives the new bot's info in a BotShared service message
Replaces a managed bot's token via replaceStickerInSet (token replacement API)
Handles ManagedBotUpdated events for tracking child bot status changes
Custom request middleware for logging
Custom BehaviourContext subcontext
Runs via long polling

Launch

../gradlew run --args="BOT_TOKEN"