A simple program that creates a websocket server and redirect all Telegram messages.
The code is initially designed for SITCON 2019 IRC.
Put your Telegram bot ID at index.js line 11.
And execute:
npm install
node index.js
Include telegramWebsocket.js in your HTML
<script src="telegramWebsocket.js"></script>
And initialize Telegram Websocket Repeater
let ws = new TelegramWebSocket({
"url": "ws://" + SERVER,
"channel": "-123456789", // Group ID
"newText": function(data){ // New Text Message
newMessage(data.text, data.message_id, data.from.first_name + " " + data.from.last_name, data.date);
},
"newPhoto": function(data){ // New Photo
newPhoto(data.text, data.message_id, data.photoURL, data.from.first_name + " " + data.from.last_name, data.date);
},
"newSticker": function(data){ // New Sticker
newMessage(data.sticker.emoji, data.message_id, data.from.first_name + " " + data.from.last_name, data.date);
},
"newVideo": function(data){ // New Video
newMessage("[video]", data.message_id, data.from.first_name + " " + data.from.last_name, data.date);
},
"newDocument": function(data){ // New File
newMessage("[document]" + data.file_name, data.message_id, data.from.first_name + " " + data.from.last_name, data.date);
},
"updateText": function(data){ // Update Text Message
console.log("updateText", data);
updateMessage(data);
}
});
See test.html for more example code.
There are some examples of message structures in message_example.md, but the document is not finished yet and ill-written. :(
MIT