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Hello,

Currently make-chat ensures we create a private chat:

Only private chats are supported for now.

So we can't use the bot on a public group or on a private channel. As far as my tests went, we can only interact directly with it as 1to1 (which is cool).

Do you know what's required to bypass this limitation? (I didn't check the API docs yet)

thanks

I have a method that listens to on-message and I want to get the *current-message* ID so that I can pass it to reply as reply-message-id, but *current-message* is not an exported symbol. Is that something we can export? Or maybe pass an instance of the message class to on-message? Or any other suggestions?

I made a request on how to use send-message on the 40-ants gitter-chat, and a few steps were mentioned that would allow send-message to work correctly.

The steps that are mentioned are:

1. Make sure send-message is exported from the cl-telegram-bot/message package instead of cl-telegram-bot/bot (I see some other functions also need such refactoring.

2. Remove export of the make-chat function because now it waits some internal plist with response from telegram server.

3. Add another function make-private-chat which can be used to recreate chat object from remembered (in a database) chat_id, nickname and other params.

I plan to address each of these in this issue. I hope to not make more work for you.

Thank you for this project.

I tried to create a basic bot, but keep getting this error:

debugger invoked on a TYPE-ERROR in thread
#<THREAD "telegram-bot" RUNNING {10048A2DA3}>:
  The value
    T
  is not of type
    STREAM

This seems to be caused by get-updates calling make-request with :streamp t. When I redefine get-updates to call make-request with :streamp nil, the bot starts working, but I'm not sure that this is the right way to go about the problem

What is the state of the project?

• Are all API functions implemented as stubs at least?
• Are all API functions that are entirely implemented functional?
• Do you plan on continue to develop?

In case there are at least stubs of everything I will consider to implement some features too and make a pull request.