tomevault-io Update generated types and API endpoints from the latest Telegram Bot API documentation.
Step 1: Check for updates
- Fetch https://core.telegram.org/bots/api-changelog and identify the most recent Bot API version and all version entries listed.
- Read
CHANGELOG.mdand find the highest Bot API version mentioned to determine which version this lib currently supports. - List all Bot API versions that are newer than the lib's current version, with a summary of changes for each.
- If the lib is already up to date, stop here and inform the user.
Step 2: Parse
Run both parse tasks to scrape the latest Telegram Bot API docs:
bundle exec rake parse:types
bundle exec rake parse:methods
Step 3: Rebuild
Before rebuilding, read the custom method files listed in Step 4 so you have a snapshot of their current content.
Regenerate Ruby source files from the parsed JSON data:
bundle exec rake rebuild:types
bundle exec rake rebuild:methods
Step 4: Restore custom methods
The rebuild overwrites type files from templates, losing hand-written methods. After rebuild, read each file below and restore the custom method if it's missing:
| File | Method to restore |
|---|---|
lib/telegram/bot/types/callback_query.rb |
def to_s returning data.to_s |
lib/telegram/bot/types/message.rb |
def to_s returning text.to_s |
lib/telegram/bot/types/chosen_inline_result.rb |
alias to_s query |
lib/telegram/bot/types/inline_query.rb |
alias to_s query |
lib/telegram/bot/types/inline_keyboard_markup.rb |
def to_compact_hash that calls to_compact_hash on nested InlineKeyboardButton items |
lib/telegram/bot/types/reply_keyboard_markup.rb |
def to_compact_hash that calls to_compact_hash on nested KeyboardButton items |
lib/telegram/bot/types/update.rb |
def current_message that finds the first non-update_id attribute value |
For each file:
- Read the current file content
- Check if the custom method/alias is already present
- If missing, add it back before the closing
endof the class, with one blank line before it
Step 5: Review changes
Run git diff --stat and then git diff to review all changes. Summarize what was added/modified/removed compared to the previous version.
Step 6: Lint and test
Run linting and tests to verify everything is correct:
bundle exec rubocop
bundle exec rake spec
If rubocop or tests fail, fix the issues before finishing.
Source: atipugin/telegram-bot-ruby — distributed by TomeVault.