Telegram
Telegram is a non-profit, cloud-based instant messaging service. It offers open source clients for a multitude of operating systems and powerful APIs that allow developers to create their own clients and chat bots.
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Please, make Chattable interface more friendly for the library clients:
// Chattable is any config type that can be sent.
type Chattable interface {
Values() (url.Values, error)
Method() string
}
Currently, Telegram bot has many methods that are not implemented in your library.
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I try to switch from RamBox to Ferdi. However I have several services with the same icon (slack, nextcloud). It would be a great help if I just cloud add a small textual label next to, under, over the icon. Don't care where.
Sorry that this is not a pull request, my JS/css knowledge is insufficient. I tried copying the tooltip to a div. Didn't get the correct tooltip and a misplaced div...
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Users might want to filter incoming updates based on the file endings on top of/instead of the mime type. Both attributes of documents are not safe, but that didn't stop us from introducing a mime type want and shouldn't stop us from a file ending one either. Both are a great way of initially filtering incoming files. We should just mention in the docs, as we do with mime types, that telegram does