Subj : Telegram and JavaScript
To   : echicken
From : MRO
Date : Sat Apr 23 2022 08:40:46

  Re: Telegram and JavaScript
  By: echicken to John Dovey on Fri Apr 22 2022 06:46 pm

 >   Re: Telegram and JavaScript
 >   By: John Dovey to echicken on Fri Apr 22 2022 10:35:16
 >
 >  JD>>> Telegram has just updated their Bit spec, and it's now possible to
 >  JD>>> run/launch a JavaScript app directly from the client.
 >
 >  JD> https://core.telegram.org/bots/samples
 >
 > Ah, bots. I thought you were talking about something completely different.
 > (I'm not sure what "run/launch a JavaScript app directly from the client"
 > means here; bots typically run standalone / implement the client
 > themselves.)
 >
 >  JD> Off the top of my head, a few of the things that might fit with a bot
 >  JD> integration might be - access to file areas
 >  JD> - download of mail (like a QWK door)
 >  JD> - a binkp like transfer of mail packets
 >  JD> etc
 >
 > Using a bot as a mailer seems a bit janky to me, but I'm probably missing
 > something. We've already got systems in place for moving packets around. Is
 > the goal to use Telegram's network for mail transfers, eg. my bot exchanges
 > mail with your bot, with each BBS/node running its own bot?


you guys might want to consider doing a relay bot for telgram.
i have one 'teleirc' hooked up to my irc server and my telegram channel and it makes things more fun.  if i post a video or image on telegram it's hosted on the server and it generates a link.
 voice msgs are in .oga format.
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