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If middleware throws an error or times out, Telegraf calls bot.handleError. If it rethrows, update source closes, and then the error is printed to console and process terminates. If it does not rethrow, the error is swallowed. Default bot.handleError always rethrows. You can overwrite it using bot.catch if you need to.
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24 lis 2022 · Since 4.11 (4.11.0 release notes: see "Other changes"), we made a choice to make bot.launch() throw error if long polling errors (related: #1657). This would unfortunately mean that the promise never resolves until the bot stops.
1 maj 2024 · If you isolate your Telegraf and Puppeteer code, each sub-task can be solved on its own more easily, then combined to complete the main specification. Start by writing a Telegraf-free scraping function that accepts simple inputs and outputs. You can use this as if it were a black box library, isolated from your Telegraf client.
20 sie 2018 · Failed to process updates. { Error: 409: Conflict: terminated by other getUpdates request. I have seen that you can use bot.catch(err => console.log(err)); but it's not working for me. As I know, Telegraf works with promises, so I also tried bot.startPolling().catch(err => console.log(err));
24 lis 2023 · First off install Telegraf using npm: $ npm install telegraf --save. To create an instance of the bot: import {Telegraf} from 'telegraf'; const bot = new Telegraf('your telegram bot token');...
By default Telegraf will print all errors to stderr and rethrow error. To perform custom error-handling logic you can set onError handler: telegraf . onError = ( err ) => { log . error ( 'Ooops' , err ) throw err }
16 mar 2023 · You can install this with npm i telegraf@canary. This canary has very minimal changes and should be safe to use. When the next stable release is out, you should upgrade to that.
