telebot changelog

Changelog History

• v2.3.5

  November 03, 2020

• v2.3.4

  September 01, 2020

• v2.3.3

  July 04, 2020

• v2.3.2

  June 18, 2020

• v2.3.1

  June 13, 2020

• v2.3 Changes

  June 10, 2020

  🔄 Changelog

  Bot API 4.9

  ⚡️ Special ErrTrueResult error for updating methods

  Extended b.Edit() function:

  b.Edit(m, m.Text, newMarkup)b.Edit(m, "new \<b\>text\</b\>", tb.ModeHTML)b.Edit(m, &tb.ReplyMarkup{...})b.Edit(m, &tb.Photo{File: ...})b.Edit(m, tb.Location{42.1337, 69.4242})
  

  0️⃣ Default parse mode:

  pref := tb.Settings{ Token: "", ParseMode: tb.ModeMarkdown, }b, \_ := tb.NewBot(pref)b.Send(to, "\*text\*") // default markdown modeb.Send(to, "\<b\>text\</b\>", tb.ModeHTML) // forced html mode
  

  Verbose mode for upcoming requests:

  pref := tb.Settings{ Token: "", Verbose: true, }b, \_ := tb.NewBot(pref)b.Notify(to, tb.Typing)
  
  [verbose] telebot: sent request
  Method: sendChatAction
  Params: {
      "action": "typing",
      "chat_id": "..."
  }
  Response: {
      "ok": true,
      "result": true
  }
  

  🛠 Fixes

  • ⚡️ Updating methods unmarshalling fix (#298)
  • SuccessfulPayment currency type fix (#299)
  • 🛠 Stickers API minor fixes

• v2.2 Changes

  May 22, 2020

  🚀 For this release, aside from Bot API implementation, we've prepared many new useful features.

  🔄 Changelog

  • Completed Webhook, Games, Stickers and Payments APIs
  • 🔀 Synchronous mode and serverless support (#219)
  • Keyboard constructors (#290)
  • Special ChatID recipient type (#263)

  Serverless

  📦 Now it's possible to use telebot together with serverless providers like AWS, Azure, etc... Thanks to one of the package's contributors, you can check out exhaustive example in examples/awslambdaechobot.

  🔀 Synchronous mode was added for these purposes:

  pref := tb.Settings{ Token: "", Synchronous: true, }b, err := tb.NewBot(pref)// ...
  

  Keyboard constructors

  ⚡️ Use special helper functions and types to decrease boilerplate across the code. The new keyboards builder make theirs definition easier. Look into updated README Keyboards section for details.

  menu := &ReplyMarkup{ResizeReplyKeyboard: true}var ( // Reply buttons.btnHelp= menu.Text("ℹ Help") btnSettings = menu.Text("⚙ Settings") )menu.Reply( menu.Row(btnHelp), menu.Row(btnSettings), )b.Handle(&btnHelp, func(m \*tb.Message) {...})b.Handle(&btnSettings, func(m \*tb.Message) {...})
  

  ChatID type

  It was a bit confusing to work with specific chat IDs. You had to wrap integer into &tb.Chat{} every time you wanted to send a message. Imagine you have a config file with a bunch of defined group or channel IDs. Now you can use your int64 values directly with functions which accepts Recipient interface.

  type Config struct { AdminGroup tb.ChatID `yaml:"admin_group_id"`AdsChannel tb.ChatID `yaml:"ads_channel_id"`}b.Send(conf.AdminGroup, "message")b.Send(conf.AdsChannel, "message")
  

  🛠 Fixes

  • ➕ Added OnAnimation endpoint
  • 🛠 Fixed regular expression for errors handling
  • 🚚 Action fields were removed from Buttons
  • b.Forward() changed to take Editable instead of *Message

  What's next?

  👍 The one unimplemented Bot API section left for the future – is Telegram Passport. Despite this, it's fair to say that telebot has full Bot API 4.8 support now.

  Our next goal – Telebot V3. It's going to be a compound of the good things we have in V2, the best solutions inherent to Bot frameworks, and, finally, completely new features.

• v2.1

  April 26, 2020

• v2.0.0

  June 13, 2020

• v1.0 Changes

  September 12, 2017

  🆕 Newer version of a better API is coming soon, watch v2