michelmelo/laravel-telegram-event-output

Laravel extension to send command output through telegram bots

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1.0.4 2019-12-02 07:51 UTC

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  • Michel Melo <eu.woop@michelmelo.pt>

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Last update: 2024-04-04 20:18:04 UTC

README

Laravel extension to send command output trough telegram bots

requirements

laravel-telegram-event-output requires another Laravel extension: irazasyed/telegram-bot-sdk. This requirement is managed by Composer and you should not worry for it. Although this, some configurations of telegram-bot-sdk are required.

installation

Download using composer:

composer require alberto-bottarini/laravel-telegram-event-output

Edit config/app.php and add a new ServiceProvider:

Telegram\Bot\Laravel\TelegramServiceProvider::class

and a new Alias:

'Telegram'  => Telegram\Bot\Laravel\Facades\Telegram::class

Publish telegram configuration executing:

php artisan vendor:publish --provider=irazasyed/telegram-bot-sdk

Edit config/telegram.php or .env and add your Telegram API token id. This will be provided by BotFather. Here you can find some documentation.

Improve your App\Console\Kernel with a new Trait:

use \AlbertoBottarini\LaravelTelegramEventOutput\TelegramConsoleKernel;

usage

Since now, thanks to the trait, your ConsoleEvent shows a new method, telegramOutputTo, that you should call in the same way you called emailOutputTo. This method accepts a required parameter chatId. This will be the id of the chat/group where you want to receive the command notification. You can obtain this by using the getUpdates BOT command(documentation).

example

$telegramChatId = 1234567890;
$schedule->command('inspire')->cron('* * * * *')
    ->sendOutputTo(storage_path('logs/test.log'))
    ->telegramOutputTo($telegramChatId);