Now the bot handle command llike /command@botname #5
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Now the bot handle command llike /command@botname
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Fix tests and add a simple API key validation.
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To develop this feature i've added a new variable to the class Telegram: $bot_name . This variable is passed to update class and then to the message class where is used.
I've tried it and it works. I hope you agree at way i've implement it. I'm open to rewrite the code if you show me a way to do it better!