# css-telegram-bot-api

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Now you can write Telegram bots in CSS.

## Installation

#### Requirements

- node v6.0.0+

```console
$ [sudo] npm i -g css-telegram-bot-api
```

## Usage

```console
$ css-telegram-bot [options] <path/to/css/file>
```

**or**

```console
$ css-telegram-bot-api [options] <path/to/css/file>
```

## Example

```css
[tg-root] {
  /* Replace the value below with the API token you receive from Bot Father */
  tg-token: 254259451:AA5cAlGQj51K9AD37v_522HC-5lFgB;
}

[tg-command="/start"] {
  tg-method: sendMessage text Start;
  /* example: */
  /* tg-method: methodName param1 value1 param2 value2; */
}

[tg-command="/help"] {
  tg-method: sendMessage text 'Help 1';
}

[tg-command="/echo (.+)"], .tg-regex {
  /* echobot */
  tg-method: sendMessage text $1;
}

[tg-command="/photo"] {
  tg-method: sendPhoto photo https://www.w3.org/html/logo/downloads/HTML5_Badge_64.png;
}

[tg-command="/hello"] {
  tg-method: sendMessage text "Hello, world!";
}
```

## Related

* [html-telegram-bot-api](https://github.com/Bannerets/html-telegram-bot-api)

## CLI Options

- `-V`, `--version` - output the version number

- `-h`, `--help` - output usage information