added first telegram examples

.gitignore

@@ -11,6 +11,8 @@ data.txt
 .apitoken
 ._*
 .token
+.otp-data
+*.data
 *.wasm
 
 # Test binary, built with `go test -c`

examples-wip/telegram-bot/echo-bot.rye

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-
+ 
  ; Telegram Echo bot
  ; ~ echoes back the message you send it
 
@@ -11,3 +11,6 @@
  |send bot
  }
 
+
+
+

examples-wip/telegram-bot/probe-bot.rye

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+
+rye .needs { 'telegram }
+
+new-telegram-bot trim read %.token
+|on-update { .probe } 
+
+
+
+

examples-wip/telegram-bot/rye-shell-bot.rye

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+
+; !!! WARNING !!!
+; Don't run this for anything more than a short demo, as it would allow anyone
+; with access to this bot to execute any Rye command on your computer!
+; All commands are printed out in console. In next steps we will create a safer
+; version of a bot using this as a basis.
+; !!! WARNING !!!
+
+rye .needs { 'telegram }
+
+bot: new-telegram-bot trim read %.token
+
+shell: context {
+
+ i-am: fn { name } { "Hi " + name }
+
+ add: fn { a b } { a + b }
+
+ warning: fn { x } { "Uh, this is bad!" }
+
+}
+
+produce-reply: fn { msg } {
+ load msg/text
+ |print
+ |do-in* shell
+}
+
+; helper functions
+
+extract-message: fn { telegram-update-obj } {
+ -> "Message" :msg
+ context { msg -> "Chat" -> "ID" :id , msg -> "Text" :text }
+}
+
+reply: fn { text msg bot } {
+ new-telegram-message msg/id to-string text
+ |send bot
+}
+
+; msg update loop
+
+bot .on-update { .extract-message :msg |produce-reply |reply msg bot }
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+; bot .on-update { .probe } 
+
+
+
+