telegram-bot

Run locally;

Inside functions folder; yarn develop or npm run-script develop to start TypeScript compiler in watch mode. yarn serve or npm run-script serve to start Firebase Emulators. ngrok http 7001 to setup a tunnel to local firebase emulator.

Set TG webhook URL e.g.;

• curl -F "url=https://<NGROK-URL>.ngrok.io/<firebase-url>/telegram/RANDOM-API-KEY" https://api.telegram.org/bot<botID>:<TOKEN>/setWebhook

The RANDOM-API-KEY is an API key that you choose yourself and set on the Firebase Config (see below).

Sync Firebase Config

Inside functions folder;

• firebase functions:config:get > .runtimeconfig.json

Set new Firebase Configs examples;

• firebase functions:config:set telegram.bot_token="<botID>:<TOKEN>"
• firebase functions:config:set env.production=true
• firebase functions:config:set env.database_url="https://<FB_RTDB_URL>.rtdb.firebaseio.com/"
• firebase functions:config:set env.webhook_api_key="RANDOM-API-KEY"
• firebase functions:config:set dag_network.id="ceres"
• firebase functions:config:set dag_network.be_url="https://be-mainnet.constellationnetwork.io"
• firebase functions:config:set dag_network.lb_url="https://l0-lb-mainnet.constellationnetwork.io"

Deploying new version;

Just run firebase deploy inside this folder, you'll need to have Firebase setup for this.

Change Telegram Bot;

• Run firebase functions:config:set telegram.bot_token="<botID>:<TOKEN>"
• And of course set the Webhook URL for that bot;
• curl -F "url=https://<FB_PROJECT>.cloudfunctions.net/telegram/RANDOM-API-KEY" https://api.telegram.org/<botID>:<TOKEN>/setWebhook