parseCommandsWithNamedArgs

fun List<TextSource>.parseCommandsWithNamedArgs(argsSeparator: Regex = TelegramBotCommandsDefaults.defaultArgsSeparatorRegex, nameArgSeparator: Regex = TelegramBotCommandsDefaults.defaultNamesArgsSeparatorRegex): Map<String, List<Pair<String, String>>>

fun TextedWithTextSources.parseCommandsWithNamedArgs(argsSeparator: Regex = TelegramBotCommandsDefaults.defaultArgsSeparatorRegex, nameArgSeparator: Regex = TelegramBotCommandsDefaults.defaultNamesArgsSeparatorRegex): Map<String, List<Pair<String, String>>>

fun ContentMessage<TextContent>.parseCommandsWithNamedArgs(argsSeparator: Regex = TelegramBotCommandsDefaults.defaultArgsSeparatorRegex, nameArgSeparator: Regex = TelegramBotCommandsDefaults.defaultNamesArgsSeparatorRegex): Map<String, List<Pair<String, String>>>

fun List<TextSource>.parseCommandsWithNamedArgs(argsSeparator: String, nameArgSeparator: Regex = TelegramBotCommandsDefaults.defaultNamesArgsSeparatorRegex): Map<String, List<Pair<String, String>>>

fun TextedWithTextSources.parseCommandsWithNamedArgs(argsSeparator: String, nameArgSeparator: Regex = TelegramBotCommandsDefaults.defaultNamesArgsSeparatorRegex): Map<String, List<Pair<String, String>>>

fun ContentMessage<TextContent>.parseCommandsWithNamedArgs(argsSeparator: String, nameArgSeparator: Regex = TelegramBotCommandsDefaults.defaultNamesArgsSeparatorRegex): Map<String, List<Pair<String, String>>>

Uses parseCommandsWithArgs to create base argsSeparator split args for commands and map their as k-v pairs. Sample:

/command args1=value1 arg2=value2 arg1=value3

Will produce Map with one key command and the list of three pairs:

Array of named arguments