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# Telegram Trigger Plugin Example
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This example demonstrates how to build a Trigger plugin that automatically
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registers a Telegram Bot API webhook using only a bot token. The
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`TelegramSubscriptionConstructor` validates the token, provisions the webhook
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(via `setWebhook`), and stores a secret token used to verify incoming updates.
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## Features
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- Bot token based subscription constructor (no manual callback URL pasting).
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- Secret token validation for incoming webhooks.
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- Event coverage for all Telegram [Bot API update types](https://core.telegram.org/bots/api#update), including business messages, reactions, inline queries, payments, polls, membership changes, and chat boosts.
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- Structured output variables that mirror the official object schemas so they can be consumed directly in Dify workflows.
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## Getting Started
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1. Create a bot with [BotFather](https://core.telegram.org/bots#botfather) and copy the bot token.
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2. Configure the plugin in Dify and select the Telegram trigger provider.
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3. Provide the bot token during subscription creation; the webhook is created automatically.
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4. Add any of the provided events (for example "Message Received", "Inline Query Received", or "Chat Boost Updated") to your workflow to process the corresponding updates.
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For more details on trigger plugins, see the repository documentation and the
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`provider/telegram.py` implementation.
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