Then all actions in our scene will be in settings.on or in settings.hears. When user entered our scene he will receive response from settings.enter(async function(ctx)), in which we make our first step of scene. To initialize it, we use new Scene('scene id'). To set up our scenes we need to register them with Stage. This library has two types of scene: Base Scene and Wizard Scene. Telegraf Scene is the same, but let's display it in code. So this interval from beginning of our scene and ending is our scene.

There are some actions take place in this scene for some time and then the scene ends, in another words we left the scene. When performance starts, the first scene is beginning, let's name it start scene. Let's imagine that telegram bot is a theatre with one viewer - our user. It would seem that it is the end, but in fact it is one part of opportunities which this library gives. we can use methods like ctx.replyWithHTML or ctx.replyWithPhoto, all methods you can see in previous link.īot.on is the same as in node-telegram-bot-api, all params which can receive this function you can see here.īot.hears is just a function which reacts on user's message.Īnd to launch our bot we use bot.launch()

Here instead of message object we have ctx - context object, which almost doesn't have big difference from first one but has many another methods.Ĭtx.reply is function with response message, here if we want to parse HTML or reply with audio or photo etc. To react on /start command we type bot.start which is more readable than in previous package.

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