Handler Events

To track events, we will need either methods or parameters in the loader.

Available events

• readyCommand
• messageCommand
• callbackQueryCommand
• editedMessageCommand
• channelPostCommand
• editedChannelPostCommand
• inlineQueryCommand
• shippingQueryCommand
• preCheckoutQueryCommand
• pollCommand
• messageReactionCommand
• messageReactionCountCommand
• chatBoostCommand
• removedChatBoostCommand
• pollAnswerCommand
• functionErrorCommand
• chatMemberCommand
• myChatMemberCommand
• chatJoinRequestCommand
• variableDelete -- functions: $oldVariable[table/variable/data]
• variableUpdate -- functions: $variable[table/variable/newData/oldData]
• variableCreate -- functions: $newVariable[table/variable/data]

Available events in the loader

• ready
• message
• callback_query
• edited_message
• message_reaction
• message_reaction_count
• channel_post
• edited_channel_post
• inline_query
• shipping_query
• pre_checkout_query
• poll
• poll_answer
• chat_member
• my_chat_member
• chat_join_request
• functionError
• removed_chat_boost
• chat_boost
• variableDelete
• variableUpdate
• variableCreate

Example

You can implement event handlers in your Telegram bot using methods or by specifying event parameters in the loader.

JavaScript

<AoiClient>.readyCommand({
  code: `$print[Starting @$client[username]]`,
});

Loader

ESModule

export default {
  type: "ready",
  code: `$print[Starting @$client[username]]`,
};

Commonjs

module.exports = {
  type: "ready",
  code: `$print[Starting @$client[username]]`,
};