hello

ping

pong

You must be kidding

No

Human death is not joking....

this is sad

hey hugo

Hey Eugene!!! \o/ How you're doing mate?

I came here to check you guys had any advice on 3 topics using telegram-node-not module:

- User session management (kill some after a while and others, maintain like "forever")
- Broadcast message to some selected users (flood alert)
- Show "typing..." between messages to improve user experience

I'm a beginner using this api and I got a bit lost, any help would be very appreciate.

@ohugosantos, i can help you after few hours,I'm going to boohat'

@bitrixhater I appreciate :)

@ohugosantos, i'm here.
3. For bot "Typing..." action you can call telegram [api method - sendChatAction](https://core.telegram.org/bots/api#sendchataction) by $.api.sendChatAction($.chatId, 'typing')
2. If i read question correctly, i recommed use MongoDB as database throught Mongoose ODM. You can check my [example of mongoose storage class](https://github.com/bitrixhater/bashrobot/blob/master/extensions/storages/MongooseStorage.js)
1. If you will use my example of storage, i recommend save chatid in your controllers before method like this:

before($) {
 $[$.idFromGroupChat ? 'setChatSession' : 'setUserSession']('lastActivity', Date.now())
 return $
}

If you have too many controllers, you can use my "beautycode" called ["middleware system"](https://github.com/bitrixhater/bashrobot/blob/master/extensions/middlewares/telegram-node-bot-middlewares.md)
And you can simply get all your users and send them messages by your command

before($) {
 $[$.idFromGroupChat ? 'setChatSession' : 'setUserSession']('lastActivity', Date.now())
 return $
}

Impressive. Thank you so much for your attention. I'll let you know the implementation

Cheers

Glad to help

You did 👍😁

Hey guys, have a question:
I'm trying to send a command via URL.  but the router does not recognize it... Is there something I need to do in the router in order to listen to the bot itself?

idk about listening http on this bot but u can use express in onMaster callback

why do you need this?