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Options of Class TelegrafTest({options})

• url - String

Webhook url of your bot.
Default value: http://127.0.0.1:3000/secret-path

• axios - Object

Config/option of Axios.
Default value: {headers: {'content-type': 'application/json'}, method: 'POST'}

• port - Number

Server emulator port.
Default value: 2000

• token - String

Bot token.
Default value: ABCD:1234567890

API

Set & Get Objects

• setBot({params})
• setUser({params})
• setChat({params})
• setMessage({params})
• setInlineQuery({params})
• setCallbackQuery({params})
• setUpdateId(id: Number)

Update id.
Default value: Start in 0

• setWebhook({params})
• setAllowedUpdates({params})

Get Objects

• getUser()
• getChat()
• getMessage()
• getInlineQuery()
• getCallbackQuery()
• getUpdateId()
• getWebhook()
• getAllowedUpdates()

Send Requests

Return request of axios or false in updates ignored.

• sendUpdate({params})
• sendMessage({params})
• sendMessageWithText(text: String, {params})
• sendInlineQuery(query: String, {params})
• sendCallbackQuery({params})
• sendCallbackQueryWithData(data: String, {params})

[WIP] Web Server

Telegram Bot Api Server Emulator. Start with startServer().

• startServer() - Return Express App Object

Support methods:

• getMe
• setWebhook
• getWebhookInfo
• setWebhook

Using with a Test Framework

You create a test suite with Mocha and ExpectJS.

Example test.js:

const expect = require('expect.js')
describe('bot', function() {
	it('/ping', async function() {
		var r = await test.sendMessageWithText('/ping')
		expect(r.data.text).to.be.a('string')
		expect(r.data.text).to.contain('Pong!')
	})
})

Run with $ mocha --exit --timeout 100000

Using Debug

Set environment variables DEBUG=telgraf:test.