All you have to do is to actually implement any logic you want inside this function. As said above it will "just" fetch for updates, and trigger onUpdateReceived(Update) on response. In this project your bot will be a TelegramLongPollingBot. If your bot also has to periodically execute some operation the Launcher can instantiate jobs, triggers and a scheduler (see Quartz documentation for details). Every time an update is detected the bot's function onUpdateReceived(Update). This executable class is what will actually deploy your bot and make it fetch for updates. The main and essential dependency of this project is the excellent rubenlagus' TelegramBots library that easily permits to communicate with Telegram Bot API. Some dependencies are already defined in the pom.xml When you create a new project you will find this template in the user defined template menu. IntelliJ IDEA: download the project, open it, Tools > Save project as template.Therefore I found quite useful to create a custom general template.Ĭlearly this is just one of the way you can organize your project and of course it reflects my personal style of coding, however I think this may be helpful as an example for who is going to start playing with bots.Īnyway before using this template I suggest to read this really good guide to quickly learn the very basic concept about writing a Telegram bot in java and always refer to the official TelegramBot APIs official documentation. Introductionĭuring my experiments with Telegram bots I often had to write the same project structure again and again. A project template to create a clean, scalable and easy Telegram Bot with Java.
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