@samiyev/bitbucket-telegram-bot NPM

Bitbucket Telegram Bot

This application gets updates from Bitbucket and publishes them into Telegram Channels.

Installation

npm install @samiyev/bitbucket-telegram-bot

Usage

No extensive tutorials required because you are a smart developer! Using this module should be an easy one, so let's make it so! Here's some examples.

Configuration

You must make bot and channel in telegram. If the channel is public, chatId may contain channel name, like @myPublicChannel.

If the channel is private, then make a channel public, send a test request to the channel from the browser like the following:

https://api.telegram.org/bot<YOUR_BOT_TOKEN>/sendMessage?chat_id=@myTemporaryPublicChannel&text=test
https://api.telegram.org/bot258108210:BAFN7INaQc0MP1GlDe9SxCm-cjc0hz-zWdw/sendMessage?chat_id=@myTemporaryPublicChannel&text=test

After that you can make channel private again.

Response will contain the channel's numeric ID, like the following:

{
  "ok": true,
  "result": {
    "message_id": 2,
    "chat": {
      "id": -1001072411791,
      "title": "myTemporaryPublicChannel",
      "username": "myTemporaryPublicChannel",
      "type": "channel"
    },
    "date": 1472985422,
    "text": "test"
  }
}

In the above example -1001072411791 is the channel ID. Then you must add your telegram bot into your telegram channel quality Admin.

Shoot-and-forget usage

const daemon = {
    //interval daemon autoupdate time
    interval: 59 * 1000
};

const bitbucket = {
    team: 'bitbucketTeamName',
    username: 'yourBirbucketUsername',
    password: 'youBitbucketPassword'
};

const telegram = {
    // token make in Botfather telegram.
    token: '417095412:AAFihPEqfWK0OcQRgwaawgsfzqmTtKkpn4Y6XrmQ',

    // public channel id
    chat_id: -1001072411791
};

import * as BitbucketUpdates from "@samiyev/bitbucket-telegram-bot";

const daemon = new BitbucketUpdates
                    .Daemon(daemon, bitbucket, telegram, counter);

daemon
    .onExecute()
    .then(() => {
        console.log('Daemon is running...');
    })
    .catch((error) => {
        console.log(error);
    });