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examples:

setting up:

Clone this repository:

$ git clone https://github.com/forfuturellc/mau.git

Change into the cloned repo and install dependencies:

# Change directory.
$ cd mau/

# Install 'production' dependencies.
# You may leave out '--only=prod' if you want to develop.
$ npm install --only=prod

Change into the example/ directory:

$ cd example/

Some additional dependencies are required to run the examples. You'll need to install them:

# For ALL examples.
$ npm install tgfancy

# For example #2.
$ npm install http-proxy ngrok

You will also need Redis for example #2.

examples:

Example #1: A single Telegram bot:

# Add your Telegram bot's token to the environment.
$ export TELEGRAM_TOKEN=xxxxx

# Run the bot.
# Leave out 'NO_REDIS=1' if you want to use Redis.
$ NO_REDIS=1 node example/telegram.js

Time to Play: Send your bot a message.

Example #2: Multiple Telegram bots:

You MUST have Redis installed. Port is assumed to be 6379. Port can be changed using environment variable REDIS_PORT.

# In a separate shell, start a bot instance
# listening on port 9101.
$ export TELEGRAM_TOKEN=xxxxx
$ node example/telegram.js 9101

# In another separate shell, start another instance
# listening on port 9102.
$ export TELEGRAM_TOKEN=xxxxx
$ node example/telegram.js 9102

# ... Run more instances if you wish ...

# In another separate shell, start the proxy
# listening on port 9100, proxying to ports 9101 and 9102.
# Append the port numbers of any additional instances you have started. Mind the commas.
# Leave out `PROXY_PORT=9100` to have proxy listen on its default port i.e. 9100.
$ export TELEGRAM_TOKEN=xxxxx
$ PROXY_PORT=9100 node example/proxy.js 9101,9102

Time to Play: Send your bot a message.