we don’t expose the constants module or the TELEGRAM_BOT_API_UI_MEDIA_AUDIO var directly. But we do expose all auth, prop definitions, and methods from the app’s app file.
And you’ll see the full module object available for inspection.
Would that help in this case?
If you need access toTELEGRAM_BOT_API_UI_MEDIA_AUDIO directly, we can move it to the app file and make it available for you (or I can show you how to do that yourself).
I was trying to modify pipedream’s action Telegram->“send-text-message-or-reply.mjs”.
Just took that code and added string to work with Topics, to send message in needed Topic, with additional optional parametr “message_thread_id - Integer” in sendMessage method**.**
i will try
for fast coding, i just took another way, just make another type of action, non js, “HTTP Request Configuration” with type POST and Params works now.
Thanks for help anyway