All Versions
27
Latest Version
Avg Release Cycle
63 days
Latest Release
1807 days ago

Changelog History
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  • v1.2.0

    August 18, 2019

  • v1.1.0

    April 15, 2019

  • v0.16.1 Changes

    April 16, 2017
    • 🛠 Bugfix: POST data length was calculated incorrectly resulting in getFile returning HTTP error 400 "invalid file_id".

  • v0.16.0 Changes

    April 03, 2017
    • 🐧 Switch to IBM's version of SwiftyJSON for Linux compatibility.

  • v0.15.0 Changes

    April 03, 2017

    • 🛠 Memory leak fixed.

    • 🛠 Callback_query bug fixed.

    • 🛠 Message editing requests generation fixed.

    • 👍 Better error reporting.

    • 🚚 Move back to original SwiftyJSON.

  • v0.14.0 Changes

    February 17, 2017

    • 🐧 Library rewritten to use libcurl because Foundation's URLSession is not working reliably on Linux yet.

    • ✅ File attachments are now supported (via InputFile). Check testSendPhoto() test in RequestTests.swift for an example.

  • v0.13.0 Changes

    December 04, 2016
    • ⚡️ Update to Bot API 2.3.1.

  • v0.12.0 Changes

    December 03, 2016

    • 🐧 Linux port, thanks to Andrea de Marco who fixed most of the bugs!

    • ⚡️ Telegram API updated to most recent one.

  • v0.11.0 Changes

    August 30, 2016
    • ⚡️ Updated to 2016-08-26 Swift toolchain.

  • v0.10.0 Changes

    July 03, 2016

    • ➕ Added Examples/shopster-bot: a sample bot which maintains a shopping list using sqlite3 database. GRDB library is used for working with database. This bot allows creating shared shopping lists in group chats.

    • 📜 Callback query data used in InlineButtons can now be parsed similarly to plaintext commands using arguments scanner. Simply call context.args.scanWord() to fetch a word from callback data and so on.

    • Router path .callback_query now accepts nil: callback_query(data: nil). Pass nil to match any data, then parse it in handler using arguments scanner.

    • 👍 Router now supports context-sensitive user properties. Pass them to process method:

    var properties = [String: AnyObject]()
properties["myField"] = myValue
try router.process(update: update, properties: properties)

    And use them in handlers:

    func myHandler(context: Context) -> Bool {
    let myValue = context.properties["myField"] as? MyValueType
    // ...
}

    Or make a Context category for easier access to your properties, for example:

    extension Context {
    var session: Session { return properties["session"] as! Session }
}

    • ➕ Added scanInt64() to arguments scanner.

    • readToken("filename or env var") is now readToken(from: "filename or env var")