mute

Telegram bot for dealing with voice messages in group chats

To create telegram bot and get your personal bot name and token, visit https://core.telegram.org/bots

Before start, to use bot you will have to create two system environment variables:

• MUTE_BOT_NAME=<bot_name>
• MUTE_BOT_TOKEN=<bot_token>

This application has multiple simple implementations for handling voice messages properly

For example:

• Delete
• Respond angrily

When application started, that means bot is already working

To stop bot, use GET request /stop and to start again, use /start

Available GET requests:

• stop - stop bot
• start - start bot
• get-mute-service-list - get available services list
• set-mute-service?value=<service_name> - set service to handle voice messages (from get-mute-service-list list)
• get-current-service - get currently selected service name

By default, there are some MuteService implementations like:

• VoiceMessageMeanResponder (Respond angrily to voice message)
• VoiceMessageTerminator (Delete voice message)

You can create your own implementation of MuteService.kt class, and it will be automatically added to list of services as well

This rule also applies to CommandResolver.kt. You can add command to CommandEnum class and create implementation of CommandResolver.kt interface. It will be added to context automatically when you run application