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how do i setup a trigger that fires an event when a bot is called in a telegram group?
To set up a trigger that fires an event when a bot is called in a Telegram group, you can use the Telegram Bot API and Pipedream’s Telegram New Update trigger. Here’s how you can do it: 1. Create a Telegram Bot: If you haven’t already, create a bot in Telegram by chatting with the BotFather and following the instructions to get a bot token. 2. Add the Bot to Your Group: Invite the bot to the Telegram group where you want to capture events. 3. Set Up the Pipedream Workflow: - Go to the Pipedream website and sign in to your account. - Create a new workflow. - In the workflow builder, search for the Telegram app and select the Telegram — New Update trigger. - Connect your Telegram bot by entering the bot token you received from the BotFather. - Configure the trigger to listen for updates in your group. 4. Test the Trigger: Send a message in the group mentioning your bot (e.g., by using the bot’s username with the @ symbol). This should trigger the workflow on Pipedream. 5. Add Actions: After setting up the trigger, you can add actions to the workflow to define what happens when the bot is called in the group. Remember to review the specific options and settings within the Pipedream UI to ensure the trigger is configured to your needs. If you need further assistance, you can visit Pipedream’s support page for more options.
the new update messages trigger does not fire an event when I call the telegram bot in a group
Based on your question, it seems like you’re experiencing an issue with the Telegram bot not triggering an event when called in a group. To assist you further, I would need to know which specific trigger you are using for Telegram in Pipedream. However, I can provide some general advice that might help: 1. Ensure that the Telegram bot is properly added to the group and has the necessary permissions to read messages. 2. Check if the bot’s privacy settings are configured to allow it to receive messages in a group chat. Bots with privacy mode enabled will not receive all messages by default. 3. Verify that the Pipedream workflow is active and correctly configured to listen to the Telegram bot events. If you’ve already checked these points and the issue persists, please provide more details about the trigger configuration and any error messages you might be seeing. This will help me give you a more precise solution. If you need further assistance or want to talk to a human support agent, please visit Pipedream Support.
what is the maximum amount of key pair values we can store in the data store?
The maximum number of keys (and therefore key-pair values) you can store in a Pipedream data store is not explicitly mentioned in the provided documentation. However, it’s important to note that when querying records or keys from a data store, you can retrieve up to a certain limit in a single query. If your data store contains more records than this limit, attempting to retrieve all records or keys in one go will result in a 426 error. For the exact limit and more details on handling large numbers of keys, please refer to the Pipedream documentation on data stores: Retrieving a large number of keys and Using data stores with Python.